The report
Key Events:
- 25' Greheafors Rangers Kenzo Ito scores
- 40' Greheafors Rangers Sergio Navarro scores
- 58' Greheafors Rangers Ramiro Rivera scores
- 60' Yellow card to Greheafors Rangers Jens Groth
- 63' Yellow card to Greheafors Rangers Kenzo Ito
- 71' Yellow card to Greheafors Rangers Stefan Currie
- 71' Mirthop's scores, assisted by Vicente Fernandez
- 78' Greheafors Rangers Jens Groth scores
- 85' Yellow card to Mirthop's Vicente Fernandez
The game was characterized by a significant disparity in shot volume and quality, with Greheafors Rangers firing off twenty attempts, fifteen of which were on target, and accumulating an xG of 4.28. Conversely, Mirthop's managed just three shots, two on target, with a meager xG of 0.64. The hosts’ control of possession—just over half the ball—combined with their higher pass accuracy (80%) and more aggressive approach created a tactical landscape where the visitors were largely reactive. The early goal from Kenzo Ito at 25' set the tone, followed by Navarro’s strike before halftime, which effectively sealed the game. Despite a late consolation from Fernandez, the visitors’ defensive frailty and lack of attacking potency were evident.
Looking ahead, Greheafors Rangers will be pleased with their clinical approach and disciplined defending, as evidenced by their five saves and disciplined tackle count. Mirthop's, on the other hand, will need to address their attacking impotence and perhaps reconsider their defensive organization, given the number of fouls and yellow cards. The match’s tactical narrative was largely written in the first half, with the home side’s ability to convert chances making the difference. The visitors’ late goal and a solitary yellow card for Fernandez did little to alter the overall story of a game that was, in essence, a showcase of efficiency versus ineffectiveness.
For Mirthop's, no players reached the 7.0 rating threshold, but Vicente Fernandez (6.5) was involved in the only goal, providing a bright spark in an otherwise subdued attack.
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Greheafors Rangers dictated the game, converting their chances with clinical precision, while Mirthop's struggled to create meaningful opportunities, their efforts stifled by disciplined defending and a lack of cutting edge. The result was a match that, while not bursting with drama, was a textbook lesson in the importance of finishing and tactical discipline.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Kenzo Ito*
Opened the scoring with a well-timed finish and showed good movement throughout.
Sergio Navarro*
Added a second before halftime, demonstrating composure in front of goal.
Ramiro Rivera*
His goal in the second half was well-placed, and he contributed defensively.
Jens Groth*
Scored the home side’s fourth and was active in attack and defense.
Stefan Currie*
Maintained discipline, earning a yellow card but kept the midfield organized.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Kenzo Ito, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

