The report
Key Events:
- 20' Penbring scores
- 21' Redge Park Kees Wouters scores
- 30' Yellow card to Redge Park an unnamed player
- 41' Redge Park scores
- 53' Redge Park scores, assisted by Kees Wouters
- 63' Redge Park scores
- 69' Yellow card to Penbring an unnamed player
- 82' Yellow card to Redge Park an unnamed player
- 88' Penbring Filiberto Diaz scores
- 89' Red card to Redge Park an unnamed player
- 90' Penbring scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Penbring’s xG of 2.93 suggests they created multiple high-quality chances, reflected in their 10 shots on target. Conversely, Redge Park’s xG of 1.66 indicates they capitalized on fewer opportunities but were more clinical, converting four of their seven shots. The match’s scoring pattern shows Penbring’s attacking intent versus Redge Park’s efficiency, with the hosts making the most of their limited chances to secure victory.
The match featured several standout performances, with 21-3749-14-0 earning an impressive 8.1/10 for his two goals and one assist, demonstrating his pivotal role in the victory. Kees Wouters also impressed with a 7.3/10, contributing a goal and an assist. Penbring’s Filiberto Diaz was a bright spot with his late goal, though no Penbring player reached the 7.0+ rating threshold.
The statistics reveal a game where Penbring’s possession and shot volume were superior, but Redge Park’s clinical finishing and defensive resilience ultimately decided the outcome. The match was a rollercoaster, with tactical discipline tested by relentless attacking from both sides, culminating in a memorable victory for Redge Park.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Richard Kelly, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


