The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Loss Stus Vladimir štimac
- 10' Yellow card to Loss Stus Bruno Rossi
- 12' Weyne Park Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
- 14' Loss Stus Derek Stewart scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
- 44' Yellow card to Loss Stus Xinping Boon
- 67' Weyne Park Michel Lemoine scores
- 80' Weyne Park Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
From the outset, the game was punctuated by disciplinary issues, with Loss Stus receiving three yellow cards early on—Vladimir štimac at 7', Bruno Rossi at 10', and Xinping Boon at 44'—which disrupted their rhythm and perhaps contributed to their inability to hold onto the lead. Weyne Park’s opening goal at 12' by Nilson Pires, assisted by Philippe Robert, was a testament to their clinical finishing. Loss Stus responded swiftly, with Derek Stewart equalizing at 14' after a pass from Bruno Rossi, but the visitors’ resilience was evident as they pressed on. The game’s decisive moments arrived in the second half, with Michel Lemoine putting Weyne Park ahead at 67', followed by Philippe Robert sealing the victory at 80' with a goal assisted by Michel Lemoine. Weyne Park’s ability to convert key chances proved decisive, despite the possession being almost evenly split and both sides registering ten shots on target.
Tactically, the match was a study in efficiency and discipline. Weyne Park’s players, especially Philippe Robert and Michel Lemoine, demonstrated their attacking prowess with a combined 2 goals and 1 assist, matching their high rating of 7.3. Their dribbling was notably more effective, with 14 successful attempts, and their defensive work was solid, as reflected in fewer fouls committed. Loss Stus had a similar shot count and possession percentage but struggled to convert their opportunities into goals, partly due to the disciplinary setbacks and the high number of saves made by Weyne Park’s goalkeeper. The game’s xG figures—2.22 for Loss Stus and 2.24 for Weyne Park—highlight how closely matched the teams were in quality chances, with Weyne Park’s clinical finishing ultimately making the difference.
In the end, Weyne Park’s ability to capitalize on their chances and maintain composure under pressure earned them a deserved victory. Loss Stus will need to address their discipline and finishing if they hope to turn close games into wins in future encounters. The match was a reminder that in Division 8 League 89, the difference between victory and defeat often hinges on the smallest margins—something Weyne Park exploited with precision.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Loss Stus 51% - Weyne Park 49% Shots (On Target): Loss Stus 8 - Weyne Park 8 Corners: Loss Stus 5 - Weyne Park 4 Fouls: Loss Stus 14 - Weyne Park 9 Yellow Cards: Loss Stus 3 - Weyne Park 0 Red Cards: Loss Stus 0 - Weyne Park 0 Dribbles: Loss Stus 8 - Weyne Park 14 Pass Accuracy: Loss Stus 81% - Weyne Park 81%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Philippe Robert*
A creative force, scored and assisted, his influence was felt throughout.
Michel Lemoine*
Scored the winning goal and contributed to the build-up, a key figure in Weyne Park’s attack.
Derek Stewart*
Got on the scoresheet early and kept working tirelessly in attack.
Vladimir štimac*
Booked early, his influence was limited by disciplinary issues.
Bruno Rossi*
Provided the assist for the equalizer but also received a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Nilson Pires for Weyne Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

