The report
Key Events:
- 9' Yellow card to Bexham Fredy Borges
- 15' Bexham scores
- 27' Edger Midd Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Alberto Rossi
- 38' Bexham Job Jansen scores
- 40' Bexham scores, assisted by Fredy Borges
- 44' Edger Midd Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Miguel Silva
- 48' Yellow card to Bexham Job Jansen
- 77' Bexham scores
- 87' Edger Midd Bruno Rossi scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:
Bexham’s attacking dominance was evident, with an xG of 3.83 compared to Edger Midd’s 1.17. The hosts created high-quality chances, especially in the first half, reflected in their 14 shots on target from 17 attempts. Despite this, Edger Midd’s clinical finishing—scoring three goals from just four on-target shots—highlighted their efficiency. The tactical battle was tight, with Bexham overperforming their xG slightly, suggesting a mix of clinical finishing and perhaps some luck. Conversely, Edger Midd capitalized on their limited opportunities, making the game unpredictable and thrilling.
No Edger Midd players reached the 7.0 threshold, but Bruno Rossi’s goal and overall effort earned him a solid 6.8. On the Bexham side, 22-3573-13-0 impressed with a 7.6/10, netting two goals and providing a constant threat upfront. 22-3573-6-0 also contributed significantly with a goal and assist, earning a 7.3/10. Fredy Borges’s work rate was notable despite the yellow card, and Job Jansen’s goal and yellow card reflected his active but sometimes reckless influence.
This match demonstrated the fine margins between clinical finishing and defensive resilience. Bexham’s attacking volume and precision ultimately tipped the scales, but Edger Midd’s resilience and opportunism kept the game fiercely competitive until the final whistle.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Joseph Dickson for Bexham. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


