The report
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Newood Villa Boris Terzić
- 16' Newood Villa Gary Davies scores, assisted by Alexander Hernandez
- 26' Newood Villa Gary Davies scores, assisted by Boris Terzić
- 30' Yellow card to Pernsfort Town Julio Cortes
- 32' Newood Villa Gary Davies scores
- 33' Yellow card to Pernsfort Town Marcel Durand
- 42' Newood Villa Mark van der Veen scores, assisted by Sylvester Isah
- 48' Yellow card to Newood Villa Sylvester Isah
- 71' Newood Villa Boris Terzić scores, assisted by Sylvester Isah
- 77' Pernsfort Town Cosimo Lombardo scores
- 87' Yellow card to Newood Villa an unnamed player
- 90' Yellow card to Newood Villa Giorgi Siradze
- 90' Yellow card to Pernsfort Town Kyungsoo Chae
The game’s narrative was largely written early, with Davies opening the scoring in the 16th minute after a precise assist from Alexander Hernandez. This set the tone for the game, as Davies doubled the lead just ten minutes later, assisted again by Boris Terzić, who also managed to find the net himself in the 71st minute. Pernsfort’s solitary reply came from Cosimo Lombardo in the 77th minute, a rare bright spot amid the chaos. The visitors struggled to contain the Villa attack, which was notably more efficient in front of goal, reflected in the xG tally of 4.83 to Pernsfort’s 1.57. Despite the possession being fairly evenly split, Villa’s higher shot count and on-target accuracy underscored their dominance. The tactical story was one of Villa capitalizing on their chances, while Pernsfort’s defensive organization was repeatedly breached, leading to a game that was over as a contest well before the final whistle.
As the match wound down, the physicality and discipline of the game were evident in the number of yellow cards handed out—four to Villa and three to Pernsfort—highlighting the competitive edge and occasional frustration. Villa’s ability to convert their chances, combined with their disciplined approach, secured a result that will boost morale, while Pernsfort will need to reflect on their defensive vulnerabilities. The game’s final moments saw a flurry of cards, but no red, suggesting a game played with intensity rather than reckless abandon. The result leaves Villa sitting comfortably in the league table, their attacking prowess on full display, while Pernsfort must regroup and tighten their defensive shape if they are to challenge more effectively in future fixtures.
No Pernsfort Town player reached the 7.0+ rating, reflecting their struggles to impose themselves on the game.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Newood Villa 48% - Pernsfort Town 52% Shots (On Target): Newood Villa 21 (18) - Pernsfort Town 8 (5) Corners: Newood Villa 4 - Pernsfort Town 1 Fouls: Newood Villa 12 - Pernsfort Town 8 Yellow Cards: Newood Villa 4 - Pernsfort Town 3 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Newood Villa 10 - Pernsfort Town 12 Pass Accuracy: Newood Villa 85% - Pernsfort Town 87% Tackles: Both sides 8
In the end, Villa’s clinical finishing and disciplined approach proved decisive, turning a close contest into a showcase of efficiency. Pernsfort’s efforts, while spirited, were ultimately undermined by defensive lapses and a failure to convert their limited chances. The game served as a reminder that in football, as in life, opportunity favors the prepared—and in this case, the ruthlessly opportunistic.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Gary Davies*
A relentless goal scorer, his hat-trick was the highlight of the match.
Boris Terzić*
Contributed both defensively and offensively, scoring and assisting.
Mark van der Veen*
His goal and overall presence added stability to Villa’s midfield.
Sylvester Isah*
Provided the assist for van der Veen’s goal and kept the midfield ticking.
Alexander Hernandez*
His assist for Davies’ opener set the tone for Villa’s attacking display.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Alexander Hernandez to Gary Davies. 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

