The report
Key Events:
Key Events:
- 14' Yellow card to Lowen Rovers Phillip Lewis
- 18' Walewquay Miguel De Franca scores, assisted by Andres Lopez
- 45' Lowen Rovers Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 57' Yellow card to Lowen Rovers Seungwoo Jeong
- 60' Walewquay Miguel De Franca scores, assisted by Marcos Lima
- 79' Yellow card to Walewquay Tony Kersten
- 86' Lowen Rovers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 89' Yellow card to Lowen Rovers Pedro Chagas
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The match saw an impressive xG tally of 3.08 for Lowen Rovers, indicating their dominance in creating high-quality chances, reflected in their 14 shots with 11 on target. Despite this, they only converted twice, suggesting some clinical finishing issues or excellent goalkeeping from Walewquay. The visitors had an xG of 2.67 from 13 shots, with 9 on target, and managed to score twice, capitalizing on their opportunities. The overperformance of Walewquay’s finishing relative to their xG highlights their efficiency, especially from De Franca. The tactical battle was close, with both sides creating enough chances to have won the game, but ultimately sharing the points.
No players from Lowen Rovers reached the 7.0+ threshold, but Seungwoo Jeong and Phillip Lewis contributed significantly with goals and assists. Miguel De Franca (7.6) was the standout performer for Walewquay, netting twice and demonstrating clinical finishing and intelligent movement throughout the match. His performance was instrumental in earning his team a valuable point.
This match was a compelling display of attacking intent and tactical discipline, with Lowen Rovers dominating possession and creating more high-quality chances, but Walewquay’s clinical finishing from De Franca ensured they left with a hard-fought point.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Miguel De Franca for Walewquay. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


