This was a tightly contested match on the 29th of March in the FA Championship - Women, between Charlton Athletic (Wom) and Lewes FC (Wom). It was a low-scoring game that ended in a narrow win for the home team,, Charlton Athletic.

Charlton Athletic scored the only goal of the match in the second half, at the 01:10:32 mark, taking the lead with one against none, which remained until the final whistle - thus ultimately deciding the match outcome. Lewes FC failed to answer back with a score, producing a concerning implication about their offensive capabilities, as they weren't able to convert their attacking actions into goals.

To break down each team's performance, we're looking at several key factors such as corner kicks, fouls (yellow cards), and overall control of the game. Charlton Athletic took 4 corner kicks compared to 5 by Lewes FC. Despite losing the game, Lewes FC did surpass Charlton in this aspect of play. These stats indicate a slightly more aggressive attacking strategy from Lewes FC, but unfortunately, without the high-value end product - a goal.

Then we move on to the disciplinary actions. Charlton were issued 3 yellow cards, two of which ridiculously occurred in quick succession in the second half at 01:36:03 and 01:36:04, and on the other hand, Lewes FC received only 2 yellow cards. Also, it's worth noting that one of Lewes FC's yellow cards was handed out a moment after Charlton received their's at 01:36:05. Disciplinary actions, such as yellow cards, are a reflection of the overall aggressive and physical style of play. In this regard, Charlton Athletic was more aggressive, which potentially helped in their defensive success.

This game was a perfect example of the phrase “the best offence is a good defence". Charlton Athletic managed their game well and held Lewes FC from scoring. They capitalised on the little opportunities they had and secured a win through a lone goal. However, Lewes FC's performance shouldn't be underestimated. They had their moments, but without a goal, they simply fell short.

Overall, the pattern of the game was fivefold; Goal conversion, Charlton Athletic's aggressive defence, Lewes FC's failed productivity from corner kicks and lack of finishing, and finally the key moment which separated the sides – Charlton Athletic’s all-important goal in the 2nd half.

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