The report
Key Events:
- 17' Yellow card to Westley Villa Michael Brown
- 19' Crewsburn Serge Weber scores
- 31' Yellow card to Crewsburn Nuno Pimentel
- 44' Yellow card to Crewsburn Manoel Figueiredo
- 48' Yellow card to Westley Villa Michel Lemoine
- 52' Crewsburn Igor Machado scores, assisted by Manoel Figueiredo
- 53' Yellow card to Crewsburn Serge Weber
- 61' Yellow card to Crewsburn Zoran Hamzić
- 64' Crewsburn Nuno Pimentel scores, assisted by Chulsoon Joo
- 68' Yellow card to Westley Villa Nuno Lopes
- 88' Crewsburn Nuno Pimentel scores
- 90' Crewsburn Chulsoon Joo scores, assisted by Anacleto Ferreira
Crewsburn’s dominance was evident in the shot count and xG figures, with a total of 20 shots and an expected goals tally of 3.98, vastly outstripping Westley Villa’s 0.26. The visitors’ possession advantage (58%) did little to translate into goal-scoring opportunities, as their single shot on target was comfortably saved by the home side’s goalkeeper. The hosts’ tactical approach, combined with their ability to capitalize on key moments, proved decisive. The game’s narrative was punctuated by a flurry of yellow cards, reflecting a fiercely contested but ultimately one-sided encounter. Crewsburn’s ability to convert their chances, especially through Pimentel’s clinical finishing, was the defining feature of the match.
As the game progressed, Crewsburn’s relentless pressure and sharp attacking transitions left Westley Villa chasing shadows. The visitors’ defensive organization was repeatedly breached, and their attack was almost non-existent, with only one shot on target. The yellow cards, particularly the one to Michael Brown early on, set a combative tone, but the hosts’ composure and tactical discipline allowed them to extend their lead comfortably. The result cements Crewsburn’s reputation as a team capable of turning possession into goals, while Westley Villa must reflect on their inability to create clear-cut chances. The game’s final scoreline, a comprehensive 5-0, was a fitting testament to the hosts’ dominance.
No Westley Villa players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, highlighting their struggles across the pitch.
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Crewsburn’s efficiency in front of goal contrasted sharply with Westley Villa’s inability to threaten the goal. The yellow cards added a layer of tension, but ultimately, the home side’s clinical edge and tactical discipline secured a well-deserved victory.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Serge Weber*
Opened the scoring and showed good work rate throughout.
Chulsoon Joo*
Provided the assist for the fourth goal and was lively in attack.
Nuno Pimentel*
Hat-trick hero, clinical finishing, and a constant threat.
Igor Machado*
Added a second goal and kept the attack fluid.
Zoran Hamzić*
Solid defensively and picked up a yellow card, but contributed to the win.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Serge Weber for Crewsburn. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

