The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Chingborn Bruno Rossi
- 9' Yellow card to Penham City Michel Lemoine
- 10' Chingborn Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Israel Morales
- 19' Penham City Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Branko Bartolić
- 23' Yellow card to Chingborn Xinping Boon
- 30' Yellow card to Penham City Michael Brown
- 50' Penham City Pedro Chagas scores
- 86' Chingborn Bruno Rossi scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Chingborn recorded 1.64 xG and scored twice, finishing 0.36 goals above the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate. Penham City also scored twice from a lower 1.54 xG, exceeding its estimate by 0.46. Both sides therefore made slightly more of their chances than the model expected, without either turning that edge into a winning margin. The shot figures offer a clue to the match’s balance: Chingborn had seven attempts, six on target, while Penham City put all six of its shots on target. Possession was split exactly 50-50, so neither side owned the ball for long enough to claim control by that measure. Penham City attempted more dribbles and tackles; Chingborn had more corners and marginally better pass accuracy. The numbers describe two different routes through an evenly matched game, with neither route quite reaching the destination of three points.
The early goals gave the contest a prompt answer to its opening cards: Friedrich Unger put Chingborn ahead in the 10th minute, only for Pedro Chagas to level matters nine minutes later. The second half tilted the scoreline toward Penham City when Chagas scored again, but Chingborn kept within reach and found its equaliser through Bruno Rossi with four minutes of normal time remaining. The cards arrived in pairs, two for each side, and neither team received a red. It was a game with enough incident to keep the score moving, and enough restraint to avoid turning the disciplinary ledger into the main event.
- Chingborn: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
- Pedro Chagas (7.6) - Scored both of Penham City’s goals, including the second-half strike that put the visitors in front.
For Chingborn, the late equaliser rescued a share of the result after Chagas had put Penham City ahead; for Penham City, two goals from its standout performer were not quite enough to make the lead last. The final 2-2 score fits a match in which the sides were close in possession, shot volume and expected goals, and in which each found the net twice. Both attacks finished a little above their chance estimates, while neither defence managed to protect a lead to the final whistle.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Pedro Chagas
Scored both of Penham City’s goals, including the second-half strike that put the visitors in front.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Friedrich Unger for Chingborn. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

