The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Maidderhar Branko Novak
- 7' Yellow card to Penton Rovers Friedrich Unger
- 16' Maidderhar Richard Stone scores
- 23' Maidderhar Branko Novak scores
- 26' Yellow card to Penton Rovers Luis Pinto
- 28' Maidderhar Mario Dias scores, assisted by Patrick Etienne
- 43' Yellow card to Penton Rovers Bruno Rossi
- 45' Maidderhar Luis Patrício scores, assisted by Patrick Etienne
- 45' Yellow card to Maidderhar Fousseny Dje
- 48' Yellow card to Maidderhar Mario Dias
- 56' Yellow card to Penton Rovers Saliou Sow
- 58' Maidderhar Paul Hunt scores, assisted by Luis Patrício
- 68' Yellow card to Maidderhar Patrick Etienne
- 79' Yellow card to Penton Rovers Xinping Boon
- 80' Maidderhar Paul Hunt scores, assisted by Luis Patrício
No players from Penton Rovers reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles in both attack and defense.
The statistics underscore Maidderhar’s dominance in shot creation and their disciplined defensive effort, complemented by their ability to capitalize on scoring chances. Meanwhile, Penton Rovers struggled to generate meaningful attacking opportunities, with only a handful of shots and minimal threat on goal. Overall, Maidderhar’s comprehensive performance leaves little doubt about their superiority in this fixture.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luis Patrício*
A creative force, scoring once and providing an assist, his link-up play was instrumental in Maidderhar’s attack.
Paul Hunt*
Netting twice, Hunt’s movement and finishing were clinical, earning him man of the match honors.
Mario Dias*
Contributed a goal and maintained high work rate throughout the game.
Richard Stone*
Opened the scoring early with a well-placed finish, setting the tone for the hosts.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Richard Stone, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison