Tidge Rovers 0 - 5 Hunbrield

Key Events:

• 6' Hunbrield Dimitar Lyubenov scores, assisted by Sidibe Silue
• 14' Hunbrield Dimitar Lyubenov scores, assisted by Yukio Kawamura
• 21' Hunbrield Dimitar Lyubenov scores, assisted by Andrew Shaw
• 26' Yellow card to Hunbrield Adrian Siew
• 35' Hunbrield Yukio Kawamura scores, assisted by Ruben Farias
• 36' Yellow card to Hunbrield Fousseny Sekongo
• 42' Hunbrield Adrian Siew scores
• 54' Yellow card to Tidge Rovers Andrew Morris
• 60' Yellow card to Tidge Rovers Colin Wright
• 89' Yellow card to Hunbrield George Miller

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Hunbrield scored five from 5.13 xG, a return almost precisely in line with the chances their performance was estimated to produce. Tidge Rovers finished without a goal from 0.26 xG, and their single shot—also their only effort on target—captures how little attacking opportunity they generated. The 50-50 possession split is a misleadingly tidy measure of the afternoon: Hunbrield recorded 24 shots and 18 on target, compared with one shot from the hosts. The visitors did not need to monopolise the ball to turn their attacks into a steady supply of chances.

The first-half sequence gave Tidge Rovers little time to regroup. Lyubenov struck in the sixth minute, added another eight minutes later, then completed his hat-trick in the 21st; Yukio Kawamura extended the lead before Adrian Siew made it five in the 42nd. Four of those goals had arrived by the interval, and the scoreline reflected a pronounced difference in threat rather than a possession gap. Hunbrield also had more corners, 12 to eight, while both sides recorded 84% pass accuracy. The shared figure there was not enough to make the afternoon feel shared.

• Tidge Rovers: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Dimitar Lyubenov (8.4) - Scored three times, with all three goals arriving in the first 21 minutes.
• Yukio Kawamura (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Lyubenov's second goal.

For Tidge Rovers, the nine dribbles and eight corners offered activity, but neither translated into a second shot or a goal. Hunbrield were more direct in the measures that mattered, converting five goals from 18 shots on target while keeping the ball share level. The three yellow cards for the visitors and two for the hosts were a footnote to a match whose balance had largely disappeared before half-time. Hunbrield leave with a 5-0 win; the numbers suggest it was earned with room to spare.