Bisbridne Ston 3 - 3 Pridge

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Bisbridne Ston Pedro Chagas
• 4' Pridge Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 7' Yellow card to Pridge Pedro Chagas
• 12' Pridge Philippe Robert scores
• 18' Bisbridne Ston Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 24' Yellow card to Pridge Seungwoo Jeong
• 43' Yellow card to Bisbridne Ston Phillip Lewis
• 62' Pridge Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 68' Bisbridne Ston Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 84' Bisbridne Ston Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bisbridne Ston scored three goals from 2.74 xG, a small overperformance; Pridge also scored three, from 2.24 xG, a more pronounced one. The hosts had the edge in both possession (53%) and shots (12 to 10), with 10 attempts on target to Pridge’s eight, but the visitors were efficient enough to build and restore leads. The figures suggest Bisbridne Ston generated slightly more and converted close to expectation, while Pridge made a little more of its chances. That did not prevent the hosts from finding one final route through: Pires completed his hat-trick in the 84th minute.

For Bisbridne Ston, the comeback was not a single surge so much as a series of answers. Pires cut the deficit after Pridge’s fast start, then scored again after Zdravko Ivanišević had restored the visitors’ two-goal advantage. The hosts’ 12 dribbles and greater possession point to a side willing to carry the ball forward; the final goal, arriving six minutes from time, gave that persistence a concrete return.

Pridge had enough attacking threat to score three and enough defensive work to make 10 tackles, but could not keep Bisbridne Ston at arm’s length. The visitors led early and again in the second half, yet each lead was answered, with the last equaliser coming from the same player who had already scored twice. A 3-3 finish leaves both clubs with a point; for Bisbridne Ston, it came with a hat-trick and a late rescue, while Pridge can point to three goals and still reasonably wonder where the fourth defender of the afternoon went.