The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Stablewes Lindomar Da Silva
- 11' Earridde Besim Subašić scores
- 13' Earridde Per Nielsen scores
- 34' Earridde Shoichi Nai scores
- 58' Yellow card to Stablewes Bruno Rossi
- 73' Yellow card to Stablewes Vladimir štimac
- 79' Yellow card to Earridde Anibal Zalazar
- 88' Earridde Shoichi Nai scores, assisted by Anibal Zalazar
The game’s key moments were mostly concentrated in the first half, with Earridde establishing a commanding lead by the 34th minute. Besim Subašić opened the scoring at 11', capitalizing on a defensive lapse, followed swiftly by Per Nielsen’s strike at 13'. The visitors’ early efforts were marred by a yellow card to Lindomar Da Silva at 7', which perhaps set the tone for their defensive fragility. The hosts continued to press, with Shoichi Nai adding a third goal just before halftime at 34'. Despite a high number of corners and possession, Stablewes’ offensive threat was minimal, managing only a single shot on target throughout the game. The second half saw more discipline from the visitors, but their efforts to mount a comeback were thwarted by disciplined defending and a series of yellow cards, including one to Vladimir štimac at 73'. The game was effectively sealed when Shoichi Nai scored his second goal at 88', assisted by Anibal Zalazar, a fitting end to a dominant display from the home side.
Expected Goals (xG) analysis confirms the story of domination: Earridde’s 4.18 xG starkly contrasts with Stablewes’s 0.26, illustrating the gulf in attacking quality. The hosts created numerous high-quality chances, reflected in their 13 shots on target, while the visitors barely threatened the goal, with just one shot on target. The over-performance of Earridde’s xG indicates their finishing was sharp but also consistent with their attacking dominance. Conversely, Stablewes’ underwhelming xG underscores their inability to convert possession into meaningful chances, despite having slightly more corners and possession. Tactically, Earridde’s high pressing and precise finishing proved decisive, while Stablewes’ defensive lapses and disciplinary issues hampered their efforts to stay in the game.
On the visitors’ side, no player reached the 7.0 mark, reflecting their struggles to impose themselves on the game. The disciplinary record, with three yellow cards, also hints at their frustration and lack of composure.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Earridde 49% - Stablewes 51% Shots (On Target): Earridde 22 (13) - Stablewes 1 (1) Corners: Earridde 5 - Stablewes 7 Fouls: Earridde 12 - Stablewes 12 Yellow Cards: Earridde 1 - Stablewes 3 Red Cards: Earridde 0 - Stablewes 0 Dribbles: Earridde 7 - Stablewes 14 Pass Accuracy: Earridde 84% - Stablewes 85% Tackles: Earridde 11 - Stablewes 7
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Earridde’s attacking volume and precision were the decisive factors, while Stablewes’ defensive lapses and disciplinary issues left them unable to mount any meaningful resistance. The game’s outcome was a testament to the importance of finishing and tactical discipline in this division’s unpredictable landscape.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Shoichi Nai*
A clinical finisher with two goals, his movement and finishing were the highlights of the match.
Besim Subašić*
Opened the scoring and was a constant threat in attack, earning his rating through decisive play.
Per Nielsen*
His goal and overall work rate helped cement the home side’s control.
Vladimir štimac*
Despite a yellow card, he contributed defensively but was caught out at times.
Anibal Zalazar*
Provided the assist for Nai’s second goal and was active in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Besim Subašić for Earridde. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

