Yeobury Rangers 1 - 3 Marnar

Key Events:

• 1' Yellow card to Marnar Lindomar Da Silva
• 2' Yellow card to Marnar Bruno Rossi
• 7' Marnar Albert Kone scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 10' Yeobury Rangers Bruno Rossi scores
• 20' Red card to Marnar Luca Colombo
• 26' Yellow card to Marnar Michael Nagel
• 29' Yellow card to Yeobury Rangers Bruno Rossi
• 42' Yellow card to Marnar Albert Kone
• 51' Marnar Michael Nagel scores
• 60' Marnar Michael Nagel scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Yeobury Rangers finished with 2.32 xG and one goal, a substantial underperformance against the chances their total suggests they created. Marnar scored three from 1.26 xG, making markedly more of a smaller opportunity supply. The shot count points the same way: Yeobury Rangers had 11 attempts, eight on target, while Marnar had six, with four on target. The hosts had the more frequent threat by these measures, but Marnar were far more efficient in front of goal. Their 56% possession and five corners offered a different kind of control, and Nagel made the decisive difference by converting twice. The red card to Colombo arrived at 20', after Marnar had already scored and Yeobury Rangers had equalised; Marnar still added two more goals after the dismissal.

The 3-1 result left Yeobury Rangers with the more generous chance-quality return on paper, but not the goals to match it. Marnar had less of the shooting volume and still found the net three times, with Nagel’s second goal at 60' providing the clearest punctuation. The hosts’ equaliser had briefly levelled the score, yet the visitors restored their advantage after the break and extended it before the hour. With four yellow cards and a red for Marnar, this was not a serene route to victory; it was simply a productive one.