The report
Key Events:
- 6' Yellow card to Wimble Wanderers Joaquim Medina
- 11' Wimble Wanderers Antonio Mendes scores, assisted by Bruno Soro
- 23' Yellow card to Wimble Wanderers an unnamed player
- 50' Yellow card to Wimble Wanderers Bruno Soro
- 62' Wimble Wanderers Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Bruno Soro
- 64' Wimble Wanderers Ljubomir Bašić scores
- 68' Wimble Wanderers Antonio Mendes scores, assisted by Washington Morales
- 82' Wimble Wanderers Roberto Martinez scores, assisted by Washington Morales
- 85' Yellow card to Wimble Wanderers Washington Morales
The game was a showcase of the visitors’ dominance in front of goal, with an expected goals tally of 4.04 vastly outstripping the home side’s negligible 0.01. Wimble Wanderers’ ability to create high-quality chances was evident, with 14 shots on target from 19 attempts, while Eastesbrouck’s solitary shot was a token effort. The visitors’ relentless pressure, combined with disciplined defending and a high pressing game, kept Eastesbrouck on the back foot throughout. The yellow cards handed out to Wimble Wanderers’ players, including a couple to key figures, did little to disrupt their momentum, as they kept their focus on adding to their tally.
The match was effectively decided early in the second half, when Antonio Mendes scored twice, the first from a Bruno Soro assist, and the second from Washington Morales. The other goals came from Allan Carroll, Ljubomir Bašić, and Roberto Martinez, each illustrating the visitors’ attacking versatility. Wimble Wanderers’ tactical discipline and sharp finishing overshadowed Eastesbrouck’s efforts, which lacked both potency and precision. The home side’s inability to mount any meaningful response underlined the gulf in class, leaving them to reflect on their defensive frailty and the visitors’ clinical execution.
Eastesbrouck had no players reaching a rating of 7.0 or above, reflecting their struggles to contain the visitors’ attack and create meaningful chances.
The statistics confirm Wimble Wanderers’ dominance in every facet of play, especially in shot creation and defensive resilience. Their ability to convert chances at a high rate made the difference, turning possession into goals with ruthless efficiency. Eastesbrouck’s inability to threaten the goal, combined with their defensive vulnerabilities, resulted in a comprehensive defeat that will be difficult to forget.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Antonio Mendes*
A standout performer, scoring twice and constantly threatening.
Bruno Soro*
Played a key role in the opening goal and maintained high energy levels.
Washington Morales*
Provided the assist for the third and fourth goals, showing good vision.
Roberto Martinez*
Added a late goal, capping a solid display.
Ljubomir Bašić*
His goal was a highlight in an otherwise dominant team performance.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Antonio Mendes for Wimble Wanderers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

