The report
The opening quarter-hour gave Ington little time to settle. Wilson Correia scored in the 10th minute, assisted by Manfred Schmidt, and Mark Richards added a second three minutes later, again with Schmidt providing the pass. The visitors had more of the ball overall, but possession did not translate into much protection: Casing City kept producing attempts, while Ington managed only four shots in the match. Schmidt made it three on the stroke of half-time, finishing a move assisted by Antonio Do Carmo and leaving the visitors with a substantial problem to carry into the break.
Do Carmo then took over the scoring. He made it 4-0 in the 56th minute, with Franjo Krstić assisting, and added a second in the 74th after a pass from Shota Makharadze. Casing City finished with 17 shots and 16 on target; Ington had three efforts on target from four attempts. The corner count went the other way, 6-1 to the visitors, a small statistical reminder that territory and danger are not always on speaking terms.
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Casing City at 4.14 xG and Ington at 0.86. Five actual goals from 4.14 xG means the hosts finished about 0.86 goals above the estimate, while Ington, despite its 0.86 xG, scored none. That is a convincing attacking return for Casing City, though not a gulf between their finishing and the quality of chances created; the bigger separation was in volume, with 17 shots to four. Ington held 52% possession and completed passes at 85%, just ahead of Casing City on both measures, but those advantages did not produce enough attempts to make the scoreline nervous.
For Casing City, Do Carmo and Schmidt supplied the decisive combination of goals and assists, while the scoring was spread across three players. The five-goal margin is clear, and the match statistics explain it better than possession alone: the hosts put nearly all of their 17 attempts on target and limited Ington to a handful of chances. Ington did win more corners and had slightly more of the ball, but neither measure altered the result. By the time the final whistle arrived, Casing City had converted a productive afternoon into a 5-0 win, with little left for the visitors to debate beyond the arithmetic.
Key Events:
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10' Casing City Wilson Correia scores, assisted by Manfred Schmidt
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10' Yellow card to Ington Giovanni Biondi
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13' Casing City Mark Richards scores, assisted by Manfred Schmidt
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41' Yellow card to Ington Stuart Mitchell
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44' Yellow card to Ington Baba Kouassi
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45' Casing City Manfred Schmidt scores, assisted by Antonio Do Carmo
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56' Casing City Antonio Do Carmo scores, assisted by Franjo Krstić
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74' Casing City Antonio Do Carmo scores, assisted by Shota Makharadze
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86' Yellow card to Casing City Franjo Krstić
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90' Yellow card to Casing City Jeroen Bakker
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No Ington players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Antonio Do Carmo
Scored twice and assisted Manfred Schmidt for the third goal.
Manfred Schmidt
Scored once and assisted both of Casing City’s first two goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Manfred Schmidt to Wilson Correia. 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

