Ludgerigh 2 - 4 Accley County

Key Events:

• 9' Accley County Louis Mathieu scores, assisted by Javier Aguirre
• 19' Yellow card to Accley County Jovino Vieira
• 29' Yellow card to Accley County Abdalla Mohamed
• 31' Accley County Predrag Halilović scores, assisted by Jovino Vieira
• 51' Accley County Namjun Seo scores, assisted by Abdalla Mohamed
• 56' Ludgerigh Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 65' Accley County Abdalla Mohamed scores, assisted by Predrag Halilović
• 67' Ludgerigh Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Accley County scored four from 3.43 xG, a modest return above the chance-quality estimate, while Ludgerigh scored twice from 1.24 xG and finished notably ahead of its estimate. The gap in opportunity volume helps explain the result: Accley County recorded 16 shots, 12 on target, against Ludgerigh’s six shots and four on target. Possession was level at 50% each, but the visitors made more of their attacks and produced the much higher xG. Ludgerigh were effective with the chances they did create, yet the twelve corners did not translate into enough additional clear scoring opportunities to match that pressure.

• No Ludgerigh players recorded ratings of 7.0 or higher.

The two Ludgerigh goals arrived in a brief spell after Namjun Seo had extended the visitors’ lead and again after Abdalla Mohamed restored a three-goal margin. That response showed some finishing quality, but the sequence also left little room for a sustained recovery. Accley County had already scored twice before half-time and answered each home goal with one of its own, keeping the contest’s direction clear even as the scoreline narrowed for a moment.

The contrast in the figures is unusually tidy: identical possession, a substantial advantage to Accley County in shots on target, and a remarkable corner advantage for Ludgerigh. The visitors’ two yellow cards and higher foul count mark a more interruption-heavy performance, while their seven tackles compared with three for the hosts. None of that changes the central fact of the afternoon: Accley County created more, scored four, and left Ludgerigh’s set-piece ledger looking more impressive than the final result.