Sury Staple 2 - 3 Tret Iven

Key Events:

• 10' Tret Iven Manuel Mateos scores
• 20' Tret Iven Vasco Neves scores, assisted by Kyungtae Chun
• 22' Sury Staple Nenad Jakšić scores, assisted by Rodrigo De Mello
• 27' Yellow card to Tret Iven Manuel Mateos
• 28' Yellow card to Sury Staple Rodrigo De Mello
• 45' Sury Staple Guido Poblete scores, assisted by Luis Sobral
• 56' Tret Iven scores, assisted by Manuel Mateos
• 67' Yellow card to Tret Iven Kyungtae Chun
• 69' Yellow card to Sury Staple Guido Poblete

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Sury Staple at 0.76 xG and Tret Iven at 3.53. Against those figures, Sury Staple scored twice from limited chances, a marked over-performance, while Tret Iven scored three from a much larger supply and finished slightly below its estimate. The shot totals sharpen the contrast: Sury Staple managed four attempts, two on target; Tret Iven had 17 shots and tested the goalkeeper 12 times. Sury Staple had more possession, 53% to 47%, but possession did not translate into a similar volume of dangerous attempts. Tret Iven made more of its attacking time, and the xG gap suggests its win was supported by the quality and frequency of its chances, not merely by the final score. Sury Staple showed impressive efficiency to stay in the game, but that efficiency had a narrow margin for error.

• Sury Staple: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Manuel Mateos (7.0) - Scored Tret Iven’s opener and assisted its decisive third goal, making a substantial contribution to the win despite receiving a yellow card.

For Sury Staple, the route back into the contest was real: Nenad Jakšić scored two minutes after Tret Iven’s second, and Guido Poblete brought the sides level on the stroke of half-time. Those responses mattered, but the balance of chances remained against the hosts. Tret Iven kept producing attempts after the break, and its 56th-minute goal restored the lead that the first-half comebacks had twice taken away.

The result leaves Tret Iven with a 3-2 win, earned through a greater attacking threat rather than a greater share of the ball. Sury Staple made its opportunities count unusually well and kept the contest alive, but two goals from four shots could not quite outweigh 17 attempts at the other end. The final score was close; the underlying chance totals were less inclined to pretend otherwise.