Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Peter Campbell to Hernan Quezada. 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
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Aliu Ajayi*
A constant threat up front, scored three times and provided an assist, his movement and finishing were the difference.
Hernan Quezada*
Opened the scoring and contributed to the build-up, a key player in Burbrinch’s attacking success.
David Morrison*
Scored and assisted, his presence in midfield helped control the game and create opportunities.
Roberto Vazquez*
Booked but disciplined in midfield, kept things ticking for Burbrinch.
Unmentioned Burbrinch player*
Contributed to the relentless pressure and maintained high work rate.
The report
In a game that was more about the visitors’ clinical finishing than any defensive display, Burbrinch dismantled Rotgrough with a 6-1 victory that underscored the gulf in attacking quality. Despite a near-even share of possession, the hosts were rendered almost impotent in front of goal, managing no shots and a negligible xG of 0.01, while Burbrinch’s relentless attack yielded 19 shots and a towering xG of 4.34. The scoreline, though seemingly one-sided, was a reflection of the visitors’ efficiency and the hosts’ inability to convert even the simplest of chances.
Key Events:
- 10' Burbrinch Hernan Quezada scores
- 35' Burbrinch Kyle Fleming scores, assisted by David Morrison
- 45' Burbrinch scores, assisted by Aliu Ajayi
- 46' Burbrinch David Morrison scores
- 52' Yellow card to Burbrinch Francisco Perez
- 66' Yellow card to Burbrinch Roberto Vazquez
- 71' Burbrinch Aliu Ajayi scores, assisted by Hernan Quezada
- 75' Yellow card to Rotgrough an unnamed player
- 87' Burbrinch Aliu Ajayi scores
- 89' Rotgrough scores
- 90' Yellow card to Burbrinch Aliu Ajayi
The game’s narrative was written early, with Hernan Quezada opening the scoring for Burbrinch in the tenth minute, followed by a well-placed finish from Kyle Fleming in the 35th, assisted by David Morrison. The visitors’ dominance was further cemented just before halftime, with a goal from an uncredited player assisted by Aliu Ajayi, and then Morrison’s strike in the 46th minute. The visitors’ attacking trio, especially Ajayi, was a constant threat, with Ajayi scoring three times and earning a rating of 7.8. Meanwhile, Rotgrough’s lone goal came in the 89th minute, a rare bright spot in an otherwise bleak display. Cards were issued to both sides, with Ajayi’s late yellow punctuating his impressive performance.
Tactically, Burbrinch’s high shot volume and precision were the story. Their xG of 4.34 indicates they created numerous high-quality chances, which they converted with clinical efficiency. Rotgrough’s inability to muster any meaningful attempt on target highlights their struggles in attack, despite a possession share that suggests they were not completely outplayed in midfield. The hosts’ defensive record was also telling—15 saves for their goalkeeper, a statistic that underlines how often Burbrinch’s shots tested their resolve. The game’s outcome was a stark reminder that in football, quality often outstrips quantity, and Burbrinch’s sharpness was evident in every goal.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Rotgrough 51% - Burbrinch 49% Shots: Rotgrough 0 - Burbrinch 19 (On Target: 0-16) Corners: 4-4 Fouls: 11-12 Yellow Cards: 1-3 Red Cards: 0-0 Pass Accuracy: 81%-83% Dribbles: 6-10