The report
Key Events:
- 10' Chilland Mohamed Essam scores, assisted by Yasuo Kasai
- 17' Pridpon Park Predrag Cindrić scores, assisted by Nugzar Miqadze
- 24' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Richard Bustamante
- 40' Yellow card to Chilland Mohamed Essam
- 55' Yellow card to Chilland Yves Diomande
- 73' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Kevin Mcdonald
- 77' Pridpon Park Guram Baramidze scores, assisted by Daniel Johnson
- 83' Yellow card to Chilland Shane Reid
- 84' Pridpon Park Richard Bustamante scores, assisted by Predrag Cindrić
The opening goal arrived early, with Mohamed Essam putting Chilland ahead in the 10th minute, assisted by Yasuo Kasai, setting a promising tone for the hosts. However, the response from Pridpon Park was swift and precise, as Predrag Cindrić equalized in the 17th minute, assisted by Nugzar Miqadze. The game then settled into a tense rhythm, punctuated by yellow cards for both sides—Richard Bustamante from Pridpon Park in the 24th minute and Mohamed Essam from Chilland in the 40th. The visitors' persistence paid off with a goal from Guram Baramidze in the 77th minute, assisted by Daniel Johnson, before Richard Bustamante sealed the victory with a late strike in the 84th minute, assisted again by Predrag Cindrić. The match was marked by disciplined fouling and a fair share of yellow cards, but no red cards, maintaining a competitive yet controlled atmosphere.
Tactically, Pridpon Park demonstrated a slightly more effective conversion of chances, reflected in their higher xG (2.98) compared to Chilland (2.52). Their shots on target (11 to 8) and goal tally suggest they were more clinical, capitalizing on key moments. The game’s expected goals highlight a match that was finely balanced in terms of chance quality, yet the visitors' ability to convert more of those chances ultimately decided the outcome. Chilland's possession and passing accuracy were respectable, but their defensive lapses and perhaps a touch of misfortune in front of goal prevented them from securing at least a point. The tactical battle was close, but Pridpon Park's sharper finishing and resilience in defense proved decisive.
In the end, Pridpon Park deserved their victory, with their key players stepping up at crucial moments. Their ability to convert chances, combined with disciplined defending, earned them a valuable three points on the road. Chilland will need to tighten their finishing and perhaps manage their discipline better if they are to climb the table. The game showcased the fine margins that separate victory from defeat in Division 2 League 2, where tactical nuance and clinical finishing are often the difference.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Chilland 53% - Pridpon Park 47% Shots (On Target): Chilland 13 (8) - Pridpon Park 13 (11) Corners: Chilland 10 - Pridpon Park 7 Fouls: Chilland 10 - Pridpon Park 10 Yellow Cards: Chilland 3 - Pridpon Park 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Chilland 13 - Pridpon Park 6 Pass Accuracy: Chilland 87% - Pridpon Park 85% Tackles: Chilland 9 - Pridpon Park 7
The match was a testament to the fine margins that define football’s unpredictable nature, with Pridpon Park edging out Chilland through a combination of clinical finishing and disciplined defending.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Mohamed Essam*
Scored early but was booked later, showing promise but inconsistency.
Yasuo Kasai*
Provided the assist for the opening goal and kept the play flowing.
Yves Diomande*
Showed effort but picked up a yellow card.
Shane Reid*
Defended diligently but received a late yellow.
Daniel Johnson*
His assist for Baramidze’s goal was a highlight.
Predrag Cindrić*
The standout for Pridpon Park, scored and assisted, orchestrating much of the visitors' attacking play.
Guram Baramidze*
His goal was crucial, and he was lively throughout.
Nugzar Miqadze*
Provided the assist for Cindrić’s goal and worked hard in midfield.
Kevin Mcdonald*
Picked up a yellow but kept battling in midfield.
Richard Bustamante*
Scored the decisive goal and was a constant threat.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Yasuo Kasai to Mohamed Essam. 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

