Dominance without clarity: Everton de Vina beats Nublense 3-1

Everton de Vina took advantage of a decisive second half to overcome a possession-dominant Nublense, who held 57% of the ball but failed to convert, finishing 3-1.
Story
It was the first meeting between Nublense and Everton de Vina. At halftime, Everton led 0-1, after an opening spell that showed the visitors' dominance.
In the second half, Everton scored two times and Nublense added one, leaving a 1-3 final.
Surprising nugget
With 57% possession for Nublense, the home side registered 11 shots to Everton's 16, and 3 shots on target for Nublense against 8 for Everton.
This was their first meeting; Everton converted three goals from 16 shots and still prevailed 3-1.
Momentum shows two pressure peaks for Everton in the 0-30 minute window and two for Nublense in 30-60, with Everton taking over again in the 60-75 and Nublense finishing 75-90.
Analysis
The gap between possession and finishing was evident: Everton scored 3 from 16 attempts, while Nublense produced 11 attempts with 3 on target and their goalkeeper made 6 saves compared to Everton's 2.
A red card for Nublense and five yellow cards for the home side, vs none for Everton, conditioned the closing phase.
This game shows that possession alone does not guarantee outcomes and that finishing efficiency decides.
