The report
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Crand Park Tao Woo
- 24' Crand Park Saidou Sadio scores, assisted by Tamaz Kapanadze
- 31' Barming Park Gora Gaye scores, assisted by Sunny Walker
- 38' Yellow card to Barming Park Tomas Rojas
- 39' Yellow card to Barming Park Vladimir štimac
- 45' Yellow card to Crand Park Svilen Tonev
- 52' Yellow card to Barming Park Roy Keizer
- 66' Barming Park Gora Gaye scores, assisted by Tomas Rojas
- 68' Crand Park Anthony Iliya scores, assisted by Saidou Sadio
- 74' Barming Park Sunny Walker scores, assisted by Tomas Rojas
- 90' Barming Park Roy Keizer scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Barming Park scored four from 3.63 xG, finishing 0.37 above the chance-quality estimate; Crand Park scored twice from 1.93 xG, a smaller over-performance of 0.07. The figures suggest the scoreline was broadly supported by the chances, with the hosts creating the greater expected threat. The shot count adds weight to that reading: Barming Park had 18 attempts and 12 on target, compared with Crand Park's 10 attempts and six on target. The visitors held 55% possession and completed slightly more dribbles, but the hosts needed less of the ball to produce more shots and, ultimately, more goals. In a match that swung back to level at 2-2, the decisive distinction was not control of possession but the hosts’ greater volume of attempts and ability to score again.
The ratings ledger lists no other eligible players at 7.0 or above. Barming Park had three yellow cards and Crand Park had two, with neither side shown a red card; the afternoon’s discipline was busy, though it did not reduce either side’s numbers.
The second equaliser could have made the closing stretch a test of nerve for both clubs. Instead, Sunny Walker put Barming Park back in front six minutes later, and Roy Keizer added the fourth in the 90th minute. That final goal made the margin two, while the match statistics explain why the hosts could claim the result without claiming most of the ball: more shots, more shots on target and a clearer advantage in xG. Barming Park did not monopolise the game; it made the more productive use of it.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Gora Gaye*
Scored twice, including the equaliser, and gave Barming Park the finishing edge in a match with plenty of chances.
Sunny Walker*
Set up Gora Gaye’s first goal and scored the 74th-minute effort that restored the hosts’ advantage.
Saidou Sadio*
Opened the scoring for Crand Park and later assisted Anthony Iliya, contributing directly to both visitor goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Tamaz Kapanadze to Saidou Sadio. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

