The report
Key Events:
- 4' Wastester Suleman Ibrahim scores, assisted by Grant Cameron
- 12' Yellow card to Wastester Grant Cameron
- 23' Yellow card to Wastester Suleman Ibrahim
- 28' Wastester scores, assisted by Allan Markussen
- 34' Yellow card to Wastester Claudio De Sousa
- 36' Wastester Allan Markussen scores, assisted by Jose Arosemena
- 48' Wastester Henrique Soares scores
- 56' Yellow card to Prutsfor Villa an unnamed player
- 58' Wastester Claudio De Sousa scores
- 63' Wastester scores, assisted by Henrique Soares
- 66' Wastester Claudio De Sousa scores, assisted by Henrique Soares
- 69' Yellow card to Wastester Jason Ryan
- 70' Yellow card to Prutsfor Villa Harouna Ba
- 71' Wastester Jose Arosemena scores, assisted by Henrique Soares
- 75' Yellow card to Wastester Henrique Soares
- 85' Wastester Allan Markussen scores, assisted by Hyuk Moon
The match was characterized by a significant disparity in shot volume and quality, with Wastester firing 18 shots—15 on target—compared to Prutsfor Villa’s mere 3 shots, 2 on target. The expected goals (xG) tally of 4.11 for Wastester versus 0.61 for Prutsfor Villa underscores the efficiency of the home side’s finishing, which was well above the statistical expectation. Wastester’s tactical approach combined high pressing with quick transitions, exploiting the visitors’ defensive lapses. The game’s flow was punctuated by a series of yellow cards, notably to key players such as Suleman Ibrahim and Claudio De Sousa, hinting at the frustration boiling over on the visitors’ side. Despite the high number of fouls, the game remained free of red cards, allowing Wastester to maintain their dominance.
While the scoreline might suggest a one-sided affair, Wastester’s attacking players demonstrated a variety of goal-scoring methods, with Allan Markussen netting twice and earning an 8.1 rating for his efforts. Henrique Soares was instrumental, contributing a goal and three assists, and earning an 8.0 rating. Claudio De Sousa also impressed with two goals and a 7.3 rating, while Jose Arosemena added a goal and an assist. The visitors, meanwhile, failed to muster any meaningful threat, with their best efforts thwarted by Wastester’s disciplined defense and goalkeeping. The result leaves little doubt about the gulf in class between these sides, but it also raises questions about Prutsfor Villa’s ability to compete at this level.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Wastester 49% - Prutsfor Villa 51% Shots (On Target): Wastester 18 (15) - Prutsfor Villa 3 (2) Corners: Wastester 3 - Prutsfor Villa 3 Fouls: Wastester 17 - Prutsfor Villa 12 Yellow Cards: Wastester 5 - Prutsfor Villa 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Wastester 5 - Prutsfor Villa 10 Pass Accuracy: Wastester 82% - Prutsfor Villa 85% Tackles: Wastester 10 - Prutsfor Villa 7
The game might have been a mismatch on paper, but Wastester’s ruthless efficiency and disciplined execution turned the fixture into a showcase of attacking prowess. For Prutsfor Villa, the challenge now is to regroup and address the defensive frailties that allowed such a prolific scoring spree. As for Wastester, this match will serve as a reminder of what can be achieved when precision and determination align, even in the most unassuming of fixtures.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Allan Markussen*
Showed clinical finishing with two goals and a key assist, earning top marks.
Henrique Soares*
Dominated play with a goal and three assists, orchestrating much of Wastester’s attack.
Claudio De Sousa*
Scored twice and contributed to the offensive onslaught, solid in both attack and discipline.
Jose Arosemena*
Added a goal and an assist, providing a reliable outlet in attack.
Hyuk Moon*
Came on to assist the final goal, adding a late spark to the rout.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Grant Cameron to Suleman Ibrahim. 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

