Chamer Albion 2 - 4 St Jusen

Key Events:

• 16' Chamer Albion Luis Pinto scores
• 22' St Jusen Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 23' Yellow card to Chamer Albion Derek Stewart
• 37' St Jusen Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Norbert Fischer
• 61' Yellow card to Chamer Albion Lindomar Da Silva
• 62' Red card to Chamer Albion Luis Pinto
• 77' St Jusen Lindomar Da Silva scores
• 85' Chamer Albion Khadim Diakhate scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 89' St Jusen Norbert Fischer scores, assisted by Ousmane Sylla

The match was a showcase of offensive intent from St Jusen, who dominated possession with 56% and registered 17 shots, 13 on target, with an impressive xG of 3.68. Their clinical edge was evident, converting their chances into four goals, while their defensive efforts, including 12 saves, kept Chamer Albion at bay despite their own xG of 2.48. The hosts had a more conservative approach, with 44% possession and 11 shots, but their efforts fell short in the face of St Jusen’s disciplined finishing. The red card to Luis Pinto at 62' was a turning point, forcing Chamer Albion to chase the game with a man down, which opened up space for the visitors’ counter-attacks. Tactical discipline from St Jusen allowed them to capitalize on their opportunities, especially through Lindomar Da Silva, who scored twice and assisted once.

The xG analysis highlights how St Jusen outperformed expectations, with their 3.68 xG indicating their chances were well-earned, and their finishing was efficient. Conversely, Chamer Albion’s 2.48 xG suggests they created quality opportunities but lacked the finishing touch needed to convert more of their chances. The red card disrupted the hosts’ rhythm, and St Jusen’s ability to maintain composure and exploit numerical advantage was key to their victory. Defensively, both sides made significant efforts, with Chamer Albion making 16 tackles and St Jusen 11, but the visitors’ attacking efficiency was the decisive factor.

No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded from either side, reflecting a balanced team effort rather than individual brilliance. The game was characterized by collective performances, tactical discipline, and clinical finishing rather than star displays.

This match demonstrated St Jusen’s resilience and efficiency, overcoming a tough Chamer Albion side that fought hard but couldn’t find the finishing touch needed to turn their chances into goals. The red card to Luis Pinto was a pivotal moment, but the visitors’ disciplined approach and clinical finishing ultimately earned them the full three points. Both teams showed tactical discipline and attacking intent, making for an engaging fixture that will be remembered for its dramatic swings and spirited play.