Pes Supa Liga S1
Deba Secures 4-2 Victory Over Chandraditya in a Dull First-Leg Clash
6 months ago - 1/22/2025 3:20 PM GMT-3
Deba emerged victorious with a 4-2 win against Chandraditya in the first leg of their PES Supa Liga 2025 encounter, but it was a game that struggled to live up to expectations. For much of the match, the play was lackluster, with neither side able to stamp their authority in an engaging way.
The game started cautiously, with both teams exchanging tame blows in a match largely devoid of energy or creativity. By halftime, the score was tied at 1-1, and the second half initially followed the same pedestrian rhythm. When Chandraditya equalized to make it 2-2 midway through the second period, there was a brief glimmer of excitement, but the momentum fizzled out soon after.
It was only in the dying moments that Deba brought the match to life, scoring two quick goals to secure a two-goal advantage heading into the second leg. The late surge left Chandraditya’s defense scrambling and gave Deba a decisive edge in the tie, even if the performance didn’t entirely convince the fans.
“I’m happy with the win, but we need to perform much better moving forward,” said Deba after the game. “The late goals were crucial, but this wasn’t our best showing.”
Chandraditya’s manager was candid in his post-match remarks: “We didn’t play well, but the tie isn’t over. It will take something extraordinary, but we’ll fight to the end.”
With Deba holding a solid lead and little excitement generated in the first leg, it seems the outcome of this tie is all but decided unless Chandraditya can produce a miracle in the return fixture. For now, fans will hope the second leg delivers the spark that this matchup sorely lacked.
The game started cautiously, with both teams exchanging tame blows in a match largely devoid of energy or creativity. By halftime, the score was tied at 1-1, and the second half initially followed the same pedestrian rhythm. When Chandraditya equalized to make it 2-2 midway through the second period, there was a brief glimmer of excitement, but the momentum fizzled out soon after.
It was only in the dying moments that Deba brought the match to life, scoring two quick goals to secure a two-goal advantage heading into the second leg. The late surge left Chandraditya’s defense scrambling and gave Deba a decisive edge in the tie, even if the performance didn’t entirely convince the fans.
“I’m happy with the win, but we need to perform much better moving forward,” said Deba after the game. “The late goals were crucial, but this wasn’t our best showing.”
Chandraditya’s manager was candid in his post-match remarks: “We didn’t play well, but the tie isn’t over. It will take something extraordinary, but we’ll fight to the end.”
With Deba holding a solid lead and little excitement generated in the first leg, it seems the outcome of this tie is all but decided unless Chandraditya can produce a miracle in the return fixture. For now, fans will hope the second leg delivers the spark that this matchup sorely lacked.
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