The report
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Burt-on Albion Osvaldo Da Cruz
- 13' Bildover Leo Jones scores, assisted by Maximiano Moreno
- 22' Burt-on Albion Hugh Walsh scores, assisted by Emanuel Vieira
- 30' Bildover Maximiano Moreno scores, assisted by Leo Jones
- 57' Bildover Maximiano Moreno scores, assisted by Adam Okafor
- 58' Yellow card to Bildover Ali Kouassi
- 60' Bildover Jianxing Rahman scores, assisted by Youssoupha Lo
- 63' Bildover Simon Simpson scores, assisted by Youssoupha Lo
- 67' Yellow card to Burt-on Albion Alex Andrade
- 73' Bildover Maximiano Moreno scores, assisted by Leo Jones
- 75' Yellow card to Bildover Maximiano Moreno
- 83' Yellow card to Burt-on Albion an unnamed player
The match’s key moments told a story of Bildover’s attacking prowess. Early on, a yellow card for Osvaldo Da Cruz at 11' was a sign of the hosts’ early frustration. Just two minutes later, Leo Jones opened the scoring for Bildover, assisted by Maximiano Moreno, setting the tone for the game. Burt-on Albion responded with a goal from Hugh Walsh at 22', assisted by Emanuel Vieira, but the visitors responded swiftly through Maximiano Moreno’s second goal at 30', assisted by Leo Jones. The floodgates opened after the break, with Moreno completing his hat-trick between 57' and 73', assisted by Adam Okafor and Leo Jones, who also contributed two assists. The hosts struggled to contain Bildover’s fluid attack, which was supported by disciplined pressing and precise passing, as reflected in their 84% pass accuracy and 20 shots on target.
Tactically, Bildover’s dominance was clear. Their xG of 5.44 far exceeded the actual goals scored, indicating some finishing inefficiency but also a high volume of quality chances. Meanwhile, Burt-on Albion’s xG of 1.87 suggests they were fortunate to score their solitary goal, which came from Hugh Walsh. The visitors’ control of possession (53%) and their superior shot count (24) underscored their offensive intent, while Burt-on Albion’s defensive efforts were evident in their 23 saves, a testament to the relentless pressure they faced. The game’s tactical narrative was one of Bildover’s attacking versatility versus Burt-on Albion’s defensive resilience, which ultimately proved insufficient.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Burt-on Albion 47% - Bildover 53% Shots (On Target): Burt-on Albion 8 (7) - Bildover 24 (20) Corners: Burt-on Albion 3 - Bildover 8 Fouls: Burt-on Albion 12 - Bildover 13 Yellow Cards: Burt-on Albion 3 - Bildover 2 Red Cards: Burt-on Albion 0 - Bildover 0 Dribbles: Burt-on Albion 8 - Bildover 5 Pass Accuracy: Burt-on Albion 82% - Bildover 84% Tackles: Burt-on Albion 8 - Bildover 8
The result was a comprehensive display of Bildover’s attacking potency and tactical discipline, leaving Burt-on Albion with plenty to ponder as they face the challenges ahead. The visitors’ clinical finishing contrasted sharply with the hosts’ defensive struggles, making this a game to remember for all the wrong reasons.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Hugh Walsh*
Scored a consolation goal and showed flashes of attacking intent.
Emanuel Vieira*
Provided the assist for Walsh’s goal and worked tirelessly in midfield.
Osvaldo Da Cruz*
Booked early, struggled to influence the game after.
Alex Andrade*
Picked up a yellow card but kept battling.
Simon Simpson*
The only defender to stand out slightly, despite conceding six.
Maximiano Moreno*
A hat-trick hero, his movement and finishing were the difference.
Leo Jones*
Two assists and a goal, orchestrating much of Bildover’s attack.
Youssoupha Lo*
Played a creative role with two assists, constantly probing the hosts’ backline.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Leo Jones for Bildover. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

