The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Bam Suth United Graeme Henderson
- 13' Lowesham Malkhaz Qatamadze scores
- 19' Lowesham Ernesto Lopez scores, assisted by Moustapha Diack
- 27' Lowesham Malkhaz Qatamadze scores, assisted by Peter van Leeuwen
- 48' Lowesham Malkhaz Qatamadze scores, assisted by Moustapha Diack
- 63' Lowesham Peter van Leeuwen scores, assisted by Taewoo Chun
- 70' Bam Suth United Bryan Shaw scores
- 70' Yellow card to Lowesham Rafael Marin
- 72' Yellow card to Lowesham Ernesto Lopez
The game’s early moments saw Bam Suth United pick up a yellow card for Graeme Henderson in the third minute, setting an aggressive tone. Lowesham took advantage of the numerical and positional superiority, opening the scoring in the 13th minute through Qatamadze, who finished a tidy move. Ernesto Lopez doubled the lead in the 19th minute, with a well-placed shot after a precise pass from Moustapha Diack. The hosts continued to press, and Qatamadze added his second goal in the 27th minute, assisted by Peter van Leeuwen, further asserting their dominance. Just before halftime, Qatamadze completed his hat-trick in the 48th minute, again assisted by Diack, making the game virtually safe. The scoring was rounded off in the 63rd minute when van Leeuwen netted from a Taewoo Chun assist. Bam Suth United managed a consolation in the 70th minute via Bryan Shaw, but the game’s momentum was long gone, with Lowesham maintaining control and discipline, as evidenced by the yellow card to Rafael Marin and Ernesto Lopez late on.
Tactically, Lowesham’s approach was both pragmatic and precise, reflected in their 83% pass accuracy and possession share of 53%. Their shot volume—17 attempts with 11 on target—exceeded expectations, with an xG of 3.39, indicating their finishing was slightly above the quality of chances created. Conversely, Bam Suth United’s effort was limited to three shots, all on target, but their xG of just 0.79 underscores their lack of attacking threat. The visitors’ goalkeeper faced 13 saves, highlighting the sustained pressure from the hosts. The game was a showcase of Lowesham’s attacking potency and defensive discipline, with their ability to convert chances and maintain possession ultimately dictating the outcome.
The result, while emphatic, was a reflection of Lowesham’s sharpness in front of goal and their disciplined structure. Bam Suth United will need to revisit their defensive organisation and attack creation if they are to avoid similar outcomes in future fixtures.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Malkhaz Qatamadze*
A hat-trick masterclass that underlined his importance to the team.
Peter van Leeuwen*
Provided a crucial goal and assist, orchestrating much of the attack.
Moustapha Diack*
His two assists helped unlock the visitors’ defence repeatedly.
Bryan Shaw*
Scored the consolation and kept fighting until the end.
Ernesto Lopez*
His goal and overall work rate earned him a solid rating.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Malkhaz Qatamadze, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

