Lawtong Rangers 1 - 5 Crom Spromfor

Key Events:

• 10' Crom Spromfor Joonsup Yun scores
• 16' Yellow card to Lawtong Rangers Pedro Chagas
• 17' Crom Spromfor Mustafa Galal scores, assisted by Kiyoshi Okamura
• 34' Crom Spromfor Jongil Baek scores, assisted by Justin Ross
• 45' Crom Spromfor Mustafa Galal scores, assisted by Justin Ross
• 58' Yellow card to Lawtong Rangers Philippe Robert
• 69' Lawtong Rangers Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 84' Crom Spromfor Justin Ross scores, assisted by Jongil Baek

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Crom Spromfor scored five from 4.39 xG, finishing about 0.61 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is an unusually productive return, but the volume and accuracy of the shooting make the broad picture hard to dispute: 18 attempts, 17 on target, and four goals before Lawtong Rangers found a reply. The hosts scored once from 1.23 xG, roughly 0.23 below expectation. Their six shots and four on target show they did create some threat, while nine corners suggest they had routes into the attacking third; they could not turn that activity into sustained scoring pressure. With possession almost even, the decisive difference was not control of the ball so much as what each side did when it had a chance to use it.

• Lawtong Rangers had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

For Lawtong Rangers, Nilson Pires’s 69th-minute goal and Pedro Chagas’s assist offered a deserved moment of return after the hosts had spent much of the match trying to contain the damage. The two yellow cards added some friction, but the foul count was level and the possession figures were close; neither measure, on its own, explains a four-goal margin. The shot count does. Crom Spromfor kept finding the target, and its lead had already reached four by the break. The late goal from Justin Ross restored the gap after the hosts’ response, leaving the 5-1 scoreline to reflect a match in which Lawtong Rangers had pockets of activity, but Crom Spromfor made far more of its chances.