Caleywook 2 - 3 Halversle

Key Events:

• 26' Caleywook Michael Brown scores
• 32' Yellow card to Halversle Michel Lemoine
• 45' Yellow card to Caleywook Seungwoo Jeong
• 61' Caleywook Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 68' Halversle Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Michael Brown
• 81' Halversle Jorge Alvez scores
• 82' Yellow card to Caleywook Pedro Chagas
• 88' Yellow card to Caleywook Michael Brown
• 90' Halversle Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The scoreline favoured Halversle 3–2, while the chance-quality estimate put the gap at 2.88 xG to Caleywook’s 1.74. Halversle therefore scored slightly above its estimate, but the larger story is that the visitors created more and converted chances at a rate consistent with their advantage. Their 12 shots included 11 on target; Caleywook, despite having 55% possession and 10 corners, managed six efforts on target from eight attempts. The hosts had plenty of the ball and repeated opportunities to build pressure, but Halversle made its attacks count more often. Possession and corner totals can describe territory; here, the shot figures make clear which side brought more of that territory to bear.

• Caleywook: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Jorge Alvez (7.3) - Scored the 81st-minute goal and assisted Allan Carroll’s late winner, directly shaping the decisive finish.

For Caleywook, Michael Brown opened the scoring and Philippe Robert restored the lead after the break, with Pedro Chagas supplying the assist. Yet Halversle answered both times: Michel Lemoine made it 2–2, before Jorge Alvez put the visitors ahead and then turned provider for Allan Carroll in the 90th minute. The late swing was not a fluke detached from the match’s pattern; Halversle had already produced more shots and far more accurate ones.

The disciplinary count also tilted towards the hosts, who collected three yellow cards to Halversle’s one, though neither side saw a red. Caleywook showed persistence in retaining possession and driving forward, while Halversle showed the sharper edge when the game offered a chance to settle. A two-goal lead was never required: one late goal was enough, and the visitors had earned the opportunity to find it.