The report
Key Events:
- 13' Yellow card to Tonesh Forest Luis Pinto
- 18' Yellow card to Paiton Rangers Phillip Lewis
- 23' Tonesh Forest Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
- 25' Yellow card to Tonesh Forest Lindomar Da Silva
- 51' Yellow card to Paiton Rangers Zdravko Ivanišević
- 56' Yellow card to Tonesh Forest Friedrich Unger
- 61' Yellow card to Paiton Rangers Pedro Chagas
- 78' Yellow card to Tonesh Forest Bruno Rossi
- 89' Paiton Rangers Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 90' Paiton Rangers Nilson Pires scores
Tonesh Forest opened the scoring in the 23rd minute through Vladimir štimac, who finished well after a precise pass from Luca Colombo. The hosts controlled much of the game, registering an expected goals total of 3.12 against Paiton Rangers' 2.48, suggesting they created more quality chances than their opponents. Despite this, the visitors demonstrated clinical efficiency, with Nilson Pires scoring twice—once assisted by Michel Lemoine in the 89th minute and then sealing the victory with a solo effort in the 90th. The tactical battle was tight, with both sides maintaining a 50% possession split, but Paiton Rangers' ability to convert their limited chances proved decisive.
The game was marred by disciplinary issues, with a total of eight yellow cards handed out—four to Tonesh Forest and three to Paiton Rangers. The hosts' Friedrich Unger and Bruno Rossi, along with Lindomar Da Silva, received cautions, while the visitors' Zdravko Ivanišević, Pedro Chagas, and Phillip Lewis also saw yellow. The physical nature of the game was evident, with 15 fouls committed by Tonesh Forest and 10 by Paiton Rangers. Despite the high number of fouls and cards, neither side managed to secure a red, leaving the game to be decided by moments of clinical finishing rather than disciplinary lapses.
No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded for Tonesh Forest, but Vladimir štimac’s goal and overall work rate earned him a solid 6.8. For Paiton Rangers, Nilson Pires was the star, earning a 7.6/10 for his two-goal contribution and constant threat up front. Michel Lemoine also impressed with a 6.9, providing the assist for Pires’ first goal. The defensive efforts from both sides were generally disciplined, with few players rating below 6.5, reflecting the competitive nature of the match.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Vladimir štimac for Tonesh Forest. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

