Wemsley United 3 - 2 Cametea

Key Events:

• 4' Yellow card to Wemsley United Julio Cortes
• 14' Yellow card to Wemsley United Marcel Durand
• 17' Cametea Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 24' Cametea Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 36' Yellow card to Cametea Pedro Chagas
• 41' Wemsley United Cosimo Lombardo scores, assisted by Marcel Durand
• 50' Yellow card to Wemsley United Ivan Cvetković
• 52' Yellow card to Cametea Phillip Lewis
• 56' Yellow card to Cametea Michel Lemoine
• 78' Wemsley United Julio Cortes scores
• 85' Wemsley United Eckhard Köhler scores, assisted by Julio Cortes

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wemsley United scored three goals from 2.39 xG, an over-performance of 0.61, while Cametea scored twice from 2.18 xG, fractionally below its estimate. The figures suggest the result was not built on Wemsley creating a flood of chances: Cametea actually took 11 shots to Wemsley’s 10. But Wemsley put nine efforts on target, against seven for the visitors, and made its late opportunities count. Cametea’s early two-goal lead was a real return for its attacking work; the problem was that the match continued after the lead had been established.

The comeback took shape before half-time, when Cosimo Lombardo reduced the deficit, then gathered pace in the final quarter. Wemsley had only one corner to Cametea’s six, but its 14 dribbles to the visitors’ six point to a different route forward: more direct individual progress rather than a steady accumulation of set-piece pressure. Cametea held 52% possession and completed 82% of its passes, while Wemsley recorded 84% accuracy with slightly less of the ball. Those margins were modest; the decisive difference was Wemsley converting enough of its pressure into goals when the match was on the line.

Discipline was shared evenly in the final count, with three yellow cards apiece and no red cards, though Wemsley’s 16 fouls to Cametea’s nine show the hosts took a more physical route through the contest. After falling behind by two, Wemsley did not need to dominate every measure; it needed to keep the game within reach and then take its chances. Cortes scored and assisted, with Eckhard Köhler supplying the late winner. For Cametea, Jeong’s brace made the first half look comfortable. The second half revised that impression, as football occasionally does without consulting the first-half notes.