The report
Key Events:
- 6' - Rodolfo Ochoa opens the scoring for Santington with a precise finish after an assist from Osvaldo Di Mauro.
- 14' - Thomas Richter receives a yellow card for Santington.
- 20' - Luis Guedes doubles the lead, assisted by Amadou Ba.
- 24' - Renzo Colombo scores with a clever finish, assisted again by Rodolfo Ochoa.
- 34' - Misho Ishida adds a fourth, with an assist from Ramaz Kupatadze.
- 62' - Thomas Richter scores his second goal of the match, again assisted by Rodolfo Ochoa.
- 72' - Michel Lemoine of Friack Athletic receives a yellow card.
- 82' - Misho Ishida completes his brace with a goal assisted by Luis Guedes.
The game was effectively over by halftime, with Santington leading 3-0, and their xG of nearly 6 underlining their dominance. The hosts continued to press after the break, adding three more goals, with Misho Ishida impressively scoring twice. Despite the visitors' efforts, they could not find a way past the resilient Santington defense, which was well-organized and disciplined, limiting Friack Athletic to a mere 3 shots, none on target.
Expected Goals: Santington's xG of 5.93 starkly contrasts with their actual tally of 6 goals, indicating a highly efficient finishing performance. Conversely, Friack Athletic's xG of just 0.31 highlights their inability to threaten the goal meaningfully, reflecting their limited attacking threat and the effectiveness of Santington's defensive organization.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luis Guedes*
scored a goal and provided an assist, constantly involved in attacking moves.
Rodolfo Ochoa*
scored and assisted twice, orchestrating much of Santington's attacking brilliance.
Misho Ishida*
netted twice and was a constant threat up front, earning his brace with clinical finishing.
Thomas Richter*
scored twice and contributed defensively, earning his second yellow card but overall a key player.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Osvaldo Di Mauro to Rodolfo Ochoa. 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


