Ling Ongpore Rangers 2 - 4 Walinstaby Bast

3' - Walinstaby Bast Guilherme Da Silva scores, assisted by John Lee 9' - Walinstaby Bast Mark Moore scores 44' - Yellow card to Walinstaby Bast Mark Moore 46' - Ling Ongpore Rangers Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas 52' - Ling Ongpore Rangers Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis 66' - Yellow card to Walinstaby Bast John Lee 68' - Walinstaby Bast Jorge Veiga scores, assisted by John Lee 79' - Yellow card to Ling Ongpore Rangers Philippe Robert 80' - Walinstaby Bast John Lee scores, assisted by Minko Sano 87' - Yellow card to Ling Ongpore Rangers Pedro Chagas

The match saw Walinstaby Bast dominate possession with 45%, but Ling Ongpore Rangers created enough danger with 10 shots, 7 on target, and an xG of 2.08. In contrast, Walinstaby Bast had 13 shots with 12 on target, generating an impressive xG of 3.14, reflecting their sharp attacking intent and clinical finishing. The visitors' ability to convert high-quality chances was evident, especially with John Lee contributing a goal and two assists, earning him a 7.5 rating. Meanwhile, Phillip Lewis was instrumental for the hosts, netting once and providing an assist, rated 7.3. Tactical discipline was evident as Walinstaby Bast pressed effectively, with 13 tackles and disciplined defending, while the hosts relied on quick counters and set pieces. The game was also marked by disciplined fouling, with 2 yellow cards shown to each side, maintaining intensity without descending into chaos.

The xG figures highlight the efficiency of Walinstaby Bast’s attack, which outperformed expectations with their 3.14 xG, indicating their chances were well-earned and well-executed. Ling Ongpore Rangers had a respectable xG of 2.08, but their finishing was less clinical, as reflected in their two goals from limited opportunities. The tactical battle saw Walinstaby Bast’s quick transitions and precise passing, especially from John Lee, create multiple scoring chances. The hosts attempted to press high but struggled to contain the visitors’ movement, especially in the second half when Walinstaby Bast’s attacking trio found gaps. The game’s outcome was a fair reflection of the attacking quality and tactical execution from Walinstaby Bast, who deservedly took the points.

The match was a compelling showcase of attacking intent and tactical discipline, with Walinstaby Bast ultimately prevailing thanks to their clinical finishing and cohesive team play. The result keeps the league race interesting, with both sides demonstrating quality and resilience.