Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Ricardo Lima to Stuart Hughes. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Stuart Hughes*
The standout performer for Watelphampde, Hughes scored and assisted, constantly threatening the Prudbury defense with his movement and vision.
Ricardo Lima*
Provided the assist for Hughes’ goal and was lively throughout, linking play effectively.
David Howard*
Scored a crucial late goal for Watelphampde, showing composure in front of goal.
Elhadji Ndour*
Scored for Prudbury, his finishing was clinical in a game where chances were limited.
Ousmane N'goran*
Added a vital goal for Prudbury, demonstrating good positioning and finishing.
The report
A fiercely contested clash in Division 6 League 3 saw Prudbury and Watelphampde share the spoils in a 2-2 draw that kept both teams in the thick of the battle. Despite Watelphampde dominating possession and creating more chances, Prudbury’s resilience and clinical finishing kept the game finely balanced. Stuart Hughes shone for the visitors with a goal and an assist, but overall, the match was a tight affair with tactical battles across the pitch and a handful of yellow cards adding spice to the encounter.
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Watelphampde Stuart Hughes
- 5' Yellow card to Prudbury Edson De Jesus
- 47' Watelphampde Stuart Hughes scores, assisted by Ricardo Lima
- 50' Prudbury Elhadji Ndour scores
- 59' Yellow card to Watelphampde Wonjae Song
- 66' Prudbury Ousmane N'goran scores, assisted by Hassan Okoro
- 85' Watelphampde David Howard scores, assisted by Stuart Hughes
No Prudbury players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, but the hosts’ collective effort was commendable, especially in defense and goalkeeping.
Yellow cards and saves highlight the physical nature of the game and the heroics of the Prudbury goalkeeper in a match full of attacking intent from Watelphampde.
This evenly poised encounter showcased tactical discipline from both sides, with Watelphampde’s attacking prowess nearly clinching the win, but Prudbury’s resilience and clinical finishing ensured a share of the spoils. The match underlined the competitive spirit of Division 6 League 3, leaving fans eager for the next clash.