The report
Key Events:
- 35' Yellow card to Chingborn Chris Higgins
- 40' Yellow card to Call-en Allan Carroll
- 43' Yellow card to Chingborn Bernd Krämer
- 45' Call-en Michel Lemoine scores
- 54' Call-en Leo Chapman scores, assisted by Jorge Gonzalez
- 66' Chingborn Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Bernd Krämer
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Call-en’s dominant 4.67 xG underscores their attacking intent and numerous clear chances, although they converted only twice. Their high shot volume and accuracy suggest they were somewhat wasteful in front of goal, but their attacking dominance was evident throughout the match. Conversely, Chingborn’s 1.23 xG reflects their more conservative approach, relying on counter-attacks and set-pieces. The disparity between actual goals and xG indicates Call-en’s clinical finishing and tactical superiority, while Chingborn’s goal from Xinping Boon was a well-timed finish that slightly overperformed their expected output.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably under pressure. Michel Lemoine (6.8) was instrumental in the attack, scoring the opening goal and creating danger throughout. Leo Chapman (6.7) added energy and scored the crucial second, showcasing his movement and finishing. On the defensive side, Jorge Gonzalez (6.6) contributed with key interceptions and assists, while Xinping Boon (6.5) was lively, scoring the late winner for Chingborn. The match was characterized by collective team efforts rather than standout individual performances.
The match showcased Call-en’s attacking dominance and tactical discipline, ultimately securing a narrow but deserved victory. Their high shot volume and possession control kept Chingborn on the back foot, while the visitors relied on resilience and a timely goal to stay in the contest. The result emphasizes the importance of finishing and tactical execution in close fixtures, with Call-en now looking to build on this momentum.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Match Timeline
Team Comparison


