The report
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Ipstermoodle at 4.74 xG and Well Tow Albion at 0.11. The visitors therefore scored more than their chances would typically suggest, while the hosts created almost nothing: one shot, none on target. The difference was not a lopsided share of the ball, with possession level at 50-50, but what each side did when it had it. Ipstermoodle repeatedly turned attacks into attempts on goal; Well Tow Albion rarely got as far as making the goalkeeper part of the discussion.
The opening goal arrived after five minutes, and Ipstermoodle had a two-goal cushion by half-time. Luciano Russo struck twice more soon after the break, then completed his four-goal performance with another late finish. Romain Thomas, who assisted twice before scoring the sixth, was involved at both ends of the visitors’ attack. For Well Tow Albion, the numbers describe a difficult afternoon more clearly than any elaborate theory: a single shot and no effort on target left little chance of changing the course of the game. Ipstermoodle were clinical beyond their xG, but the volume and accuracy of their shooting made the result emphatic rather than accidental.
Key Events:
- 5' Ipstermoodle Davit Khatidze scores, assisted by Romain Thomas
- 39' Ipstermoodle Luciano Russo scores, assisted by Karl Pohl
- 48' Ipstermoodle Luciano Russo scores, assisted by Karl Pohl
- 67' Yellow card to Well Tow Albion Jorge Alvez
- 69' Ipstermoodle Luciano Russo scores
- 86' Ipstermoodle Luciano Russo scores, assisted by Romain Thomas
- 87' Yellow card to Ipstermoodle Davit Khatidze
- 90' Ipstermoodle Romain Thomas scores, assisted by Jason Thomas
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luciano Russo
Scored four times, providing the finishing touch to a dominant attacking display.
Romain Thomas
Scored once and supplied two assists, helping shape the match from start to finish.
Karl Pohl
Set up both of Luciano Russo’s first-half and early second-half goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Romain Thomas to Davit Khatidze. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


