The report
Key Events:
- 2' Alsterridwor Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
- 6' Holne City Freddy Deleon scores
- 25' Holne City Bruno Rossi scores
- 29' Yellow card to Holne City Xinping Boon
- 32' Holne City Harald Hahn scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
- 39' Yellow card to Holne City Freddy Deleon
- 40' Yellow card to Alsterridwor Vladimir štimac
- 41' Holne City Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Samson Audu
- 52' Holne City scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
- 56' Yellow card to Alsterridwor Xinping Boon
- 60' Yellow card to Alsterridwor Fernando Martinez
- 61' Holne City Vladimir štimac scores
- 84' Yellow card to Holne City Martinho Rodrigues
- 84' Alsterridwor Vladimir štimac scores
The game started with an early goal from Bruno Rossi for Alsterridwor in the 2nd minute, assisted by Vladimir štimac, setting an initial tone of hope for the visitors. However, Holne City responded swiftly, with Freddy Deleon leveling the score in the 6th minute. The hosts then took control, with Bruno Rossi adding his second in the 25th minute, and Harald Hahn extending the lead with a goal assisted by Vladimir štimac in the 32nd minute. The visitors’ efforts were marred by disciplinary issues, with Vladimir štimac receiving a yellow card in the 40th minute, just before Holne City’s Xinping Boon scored in the 41st minute, assisted by Samson Audu. The home side continued their dominance after the break, with Vladimir štimac scoring in the 61st minute, further cementing his status as the game’s pivotal figure. The visitors’ resilience was briefly rewarded when Vladimir štimac scored again in the 84th minute, but it was too little, too late, as Holne City added two more goals to seal the game comfortably.
Tactically, Holne City outperformed expectations with an xG of 4.79 against Alsterridwor’s 1.64, reflecting their clinical finishing and superior shot quality. Despite only marginally controlling possession (48%), the hosts created far more high-quality chances, evidenced by their 17 shots on target compared to the visitors’ six. The visitors’ strategy of maintaining possession and drawing corners did not translate into goals, as their xG was underwhelming relative to their 52% possession. The game was a testament to how efficiency and finishing often outweigh possession and territorial dominance in this division.
For Alsterridwor, Vladimir štimac’s performance earned him a 7.0/10 rating, reflecting his influence and goal contribution, though his disciplinary record was less commendable. The visitors struggled to convert possession into meaningful chances, and their defensive organization was breached repeatedly by the hosts’ varied attacking moves.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Holne City 48% - 52% Alsterridwor Shots (On Target): Holne City 22 (17) - 7 (6) Corners: Holne City 1 - 8 Fouls: Holne City 14 - 13 Alsterridwor Yellow Cards: Holne City 3 - 3 Alsterridwor Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Holne City 9 - 10 Pass Accuracy: Holne City 81% - 84% Alsterridwor Tackles: Holne City 9 - 10
The statistics paint a picture of a game where Holne City capitalized on their chances with clinical precision, while Alsterridwor’s efforts were hampered by their inability to convert possession into goals. The match was a reminder that in football, efficiency often trumps volume, and Vladimir štimac’s influence was the defining feature of this encounter.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Vladimir štimac*
The game’s standout, orchestrating attacks and scoring twice, with a crucial assist.
Harald Hahn*
Provided a vital goal and was active in attack, linking well with štimac.
Freddy Deleon*
Scored early and kept the pressure on the visitors, despite a yellow card.
Xinping Boon*
Showed resilience despite disciplinary issues, scored a goal, and was active in attack.
Bruno Rossi*
Scored twice, including the opening goal, and was a constant threat.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Vladimir štimac to Bruno Rossi. 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

