The report
Key Events:
- 9' Boreath Anthony Ryan scores, assisted by Jorge Martin
- 13' Neotheford Khadim Diakhate scores
- 26' Boreath Philip Landry scores, assisted by Pedro Gomes Barbosa
- 31' Boreath Santiago Caceres scores, assisted by Pedro Gomes Barbosa
- 39' Yellow card to Boreath Pedro Gomes Barbosa
- 48' Boreath Philip Landry scores, assisted by Anthony Ryan
- 50' Boreath Philip Landry scores, assisted by Santiago Caceres
- 51' Yellow card to Neotheford Luis Pinto
- 55' Yellow card to Boreath Ivan Mandić
- 57' Yellow card to Neotheford Norbert Fischer
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Boreath scored five from an xG of 3.84, exceeding the chance-quality estimate by 1.16 goals. That is strong finishing on top of a substantial volume of attempts: the hosts put 14 of their 17 shots on target. Neotheford scored once from 1.04 xG, almost exactly in line with the estimate, but managed only four shots in total. The possession figures tell a different story at first glance, with the visitors holding 59% and completing 87% of their passes to Boreath’s 41% and 81%. Yet possession did not translate into sustained shot volume. Boreath were more direct in the most useful sense: they created far more attempts and converted enough of them to make the contest lopsided.
- Neotheford had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
The early exchange gave the match a brief appearance of balance: Anthony Ryan put Boreath ahead at 9', and Khadim Diakhate replied four minutes later. Boreath then built a two-goal cushion before the break through Philip Landry and Santiago Caceres, both assisted by Pedro Gomes Barbosa. The decisive burst came just after half-time, when Philip Landry scored twice in two minutes. From there, Neotheford had the possession advantage but not the attacking volume to change the outcome. Four yellow cards arrived between 39' and 57', a small reminder that even a clear result can keep the officials occupied. Boreath finished with a 5-1 win, their efficiency in front of goal turning a modest share of the ball into a commanding margin.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Philip Landry
His three goals supplied the defining edge in a match where Boreath repeatedly made their chances count.
Anthony Ryan
Scored the opener and assisted Philip Landry for the first of his second-half goals.
Santiago Caceres
Added a goal of his own and set up Philip Landry’s third.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Jorge Martin to Anthony Ryan. 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

