The report
17' - Mark Barnes of Guiston City receives a yellow card for a foul, setting an early tone for a fiercely contested match. 19' - Luca Colombo of Bilmon City is also booked after a late challenge, reflecting the physical nature of the game. 55' - Guiston City’s Ivo Herceg picks up a yellow card, as both sides continue to battle fiercely. 68' - Weimin Peh of Bilmon City is cautioned for a foul in midfield, maintaining the intense physicality. 79' - Antonio Martin of Guiston City is shown a yellow card, and tempers flare as the game nears its conclusion. 84' - Darko Vidaković of Guiston City also receives a yellow, sealing a match marked by tactical discipline and defensive resilience.
Guiston City dominated possession with 54%, firing 16 shots—more than double Bilmon City’s six—with nine on target compared to four. Despite this, Bilmon City’s goalkeeper made 17 saves, highlighting the visitors' relentless pressure, while the hosts managed just seven saves. The xG figures reveal Guiston City’s attacking superiority with an expected goal tally of 2.96, nearly three times Bilmon City’s 1.21, indicating they created high-quality chances but failed to convert. The defensive organization of Bilmon City kept the score level, with their disciplined backline thwarting multiple attempts, and their goalkeeper earning praise for crucial saves.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Weimin Peh*
a commanding presence in midfield, controlling play and earning the captaincy with his leadership.
Luca Colombo*
active in attack, tested the goalkeeper multiple times and showed great work rate.
Darko Vidaković*
solid at the back, making key blocks and defensive clearances under pressure.
Benjamin Meng*
reliable in goal, pulling off several vital saves to keep Guiston City in the game.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Yellow to Mark Barnes (Guiston City). The card is in the ledger. The argument is not.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison