The report
Key Events:
- 21' Yellow card to Houth Villa Michael Brown
- 28' Houth Villa Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 40' Yellow card to Houth Villa Phillip Lewis
- 42' Yellow card to St Juste Rangers Jorge Alvez
- 61' Yellow card to St Juste Rangers Phillip Lewis
- 77' St Juste Rangers Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Branko Bartolić
- 87' Yellow card to Houth Villa Allan Carroll
The match was a tactical tug-of-war, with Houth Villa dominating possession and creating a higher xG of 2.92 compared to St Juste Rangers' 1.33. Despite this, the hosts’ disciplined defensive setup and goalkeeping heroics—13 saves—kept the score level until the late stages. The visitors’ prolific shot count (14 shots, 10 on target) reflected their attacking intent, but St Juste Rangers’ goalkeeper made crucial interventions, especially during a period of sustained pressure. The hosts relied on quick counters and set pieces, evidenced by their 10 corners, to threaten the visitors’ goal. The game’s intensity was also evident in the number of fouls and yellow cards, which disrupted rhythm but added to the tension.
Tactically, Houth Villa looked to exploit their superior shot volume and xG, but St Juste Rangers’ resilience and disciplined defensive shape kept the game balanced. The yellow cards for Michael Brown, Phillip Lewis, and Jorge Alvez indicated a combative approach from both sides, with fouls disrupting flow at key moments. The late goal from Zdravko Ivanišević, assisted by Branko Bartolić, was a testament to the visitors’ persistent attacking effort, though the hosts responded with a solid defensive display. The match’s xG figures suggest that Houth Villa deserved at least a point, if not more, but St Juste Rangers’ goalkeeping heroics and tactical discipline ensured a hard-fought draw.
No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded from either side, reflecting a balanced team effort and collective resilience rather than individual brilliance. Both teams displayed grit and tactical discipline, with players contributing across the pitch without reaching standout ratings.
This evenly matched encounter underlines the competitive spirit of Division 5 League 16, with St Juste Rangers and Houth Villa demonstrating resilience and tactical nous. The draw leaves both sides with plenty to ponder ahead of their next fixtures, as they continue to chase crucial league points.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Allan Carroll for Houth Villa. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


