The report
Key Events:
- 3' Pothwick Zdravko Selimović scores
- 11' Yellow card to Reepheton Michel Lemoine
- 21' Pothwick Daniel Teixeira scores, assisted by Kristian Iliev
- 24' Pothwick scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 56' Pothwick Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Šefik Kovačević
- 61' Pothwick Levan Kalandadze scores, assisted by Kristian Iliev
- 62' Yellow card to Pothwick Zdravko Selimović
- 65' Yellow card to Reepheton Jorge Alvez
- 70' Pothwick Daniel Teixeira scores
- 81' Pothwick scores, assisted by Kristian Iliev
- 87' Yellow card to Reepheton Phillip Lewis
- 89' Pothwick Šefik Kovačević scores
- 90' Pothwick Daniel Teixeira scores, assisted by Šefik Kovačević
The game was a tale of two halves, though the first was merely a prelude to the onslaught. Pothwick opened the scoring early through Zdravko Selimović at the third minute, setting the tone for what was to come. Despite a yellow card for Michel Lemoine in the eleventh minute, the hosts struggled to stem the tide. The visitors' attack was relentless, with Daniel Teixeira netting twice before the 24th minute, assisted by Kristian Iliev and Lindomar Da Silva respectively. The visitors' xG of 5.79 starkly contrasted with the home side’s meager 0.01, highlighting the disparity in chances created and expected goals. The tactical approach of Pothwick was straightforward: attack with precision and patience, and they did so with remarkable efficiency, converting nearly every significant opportunity into a goal. The game’s tempo was dictated by Pothwick’s relentless pressing and quick transitions, leaving Reepheton chasing shadows and the scoreboard.
As the second half unfolded, the floodgates remained open, with Lindomar Da Silva, Levan Kalandadze, and Daniel Teixeira adding further goals, punctuated by a series of yellow cards and a defensive collapse that saw the home team concede six more times. The match was a brutal reminder of the importance of tactical discipline and defensive organization—lessons that Reepheton will likely need to revisit. Pothwick’s players demonstrated composure and clinical finishing, with Daniel Teixeira earning a standout rating of 8.4 for his hat-trick and overall influence. The visitors’ ability to maintain their intensity and capitalise on every opportunity was a textbook example of efficiency, even if it bordered on the absurd in the context of a nine-goal margin.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Reepheton 50% - Pothwick 50% Shots (On Target): Reepheton 0 (0) - Pothwick 21 (21) Corners: Reepheton 3 - Pothwick 2 Fouls: Reepheton 11 - Pothwick 5 Yellow Cards: Reepheton 3 - Pothwick 1 Red Cards: Reepheton 0 - Pothwick 0 Dribbles: Reepheton 10 - Pothwick 6 Pass Accuracy: Reepheton 83% - Pothwick 84% Tackles: Reepheton 5 - Pothwick 4
In the end, the scoreline of 0-9 encapsulates a game that was less about football and more about the stark contrast in execution. Pothwick’s clinical efficiency and tactical discipline rendered the match a showcase of their attacking prowess, while Reepheton’s defensive frailties will be a point of concern moving forward.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Daniel Teixeira*
A relentless attacking force, his hat-trick encapsulated his effectiveness.
Šefik Kovačević*
Provided two assists and was pivotal in orchestrating attacks from midfield.
Kristian Iliev*
His three assists underpinned Pothwick’s creative play.
Lindomar Da Silva*
Scored once and assisted another, showing versatility.
Zdravko Selimović*
Opened the scoring and kept the pressure on throughout.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Zdravko Selimović, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

