The report
Key Events:
- 8' Yellow card to Maidderhar Eric Moreau
- 11' Maidderhar Julio Cortes scores, assisted by Eric Moreau
- 29' Yellow card to Fracompton Nilson Pires
- 31' Yellow card to Maidderhar Eckhard Köhler
- 64' Yellow card to Fracompton Jorge Alvez
- 81' Fracompton Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
- 90' Fracompton Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
Key Events:
- 8' Yellow card to Maidderhar Eric Moreau. 11' - Julio Cortes scores for Maidderhar, assisted by Eric Moreau. 29' - Yellow card to Fracompton Nilson Pires. 31' - Yellow card to Maidderhar Eckhard Köhler. 64' - Yellow card to Fracompton Jorge Alvez. 81' - Michel Lemoine scores for Fracompton, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong. 90' - Nilson Pires scores for Fracompton, assisted by Phillip Lewis
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis — The match’s xG figures tell a story of controlled aggression from Fracompton, who accumulated an xG of 3.67, nearly triple Maidderhar’s 1.32. Despite this, Maidderhar’s xG suggests they were more clinical in their limited chances, converting their solitary goal with precision. Fracompton’s high shot volume and on-target efforts indicate a tactical emphasis on pressure and width, but their overperformance in shots did not fully translate into a decisive edge until late. Maidderhar’s disciplined defensive structure, evidenced by their 16 saves, kept them in the game despite the heavy shot count. The tactical interplay suggests Fracompton’s dominance in possession and shots was somewhat offset by Maidderhar’s efficiency and resilience.
The game’s narrative hinges on the visitors’ ability to convert their chances, exemplified by Lemoine’s decisive goal and Pires’ late clincher. Maidderhar’s lone goal, scored early, was a testament to their opportunism, yet their defensive efforts, while valiant, ultimately fell short against Fracompton’s relentless pressure. The yellow cards hint at a match with moments of tension, but both sides maintained discipline overall. Fracompton’s superior shot quality and quantity, combined with their late goals, underline their tactical superiority, even if Maidderhar’s stubbornness kept the scoreline respectable.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Maidderhar 48% - Fracompton 52% Shots (On Target): Maidderhar 7 (4) - Fracompton 17 (13) Corners: Maidderhar 1 - Fracompton 6 Fouls: Maidderhar 12 - Fracompton 8 Yellow Cards: Maidderhar 2 - Fracompton 2 Red Cards: Maidderhar 0 - Fracompton 0 Dribbles: Maidderhar 9 - Fracompton 8 Pass Accuracy: Maidderhar 82% - Fracompton 86%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Julio Cortes*
Scored the opening goal and was a constant threat upfront.
Eric Moreau*
Provided the assist for Maidderhar’s goal and showed tenacity in midfield.
Michel Lemoine*
The goal scorer for Fracompton, his movement was key in the visitors’ attack.
Seungwoo Jeong*
His assist for Lemoine’s goal was a highlight of his contribution.
Phillip Lewis*
His assist for the final goal underlined his influence in the closing stages.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Julio Cortes for Maidderhar. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

