The report
Key Events:
- 9' Yellow card to Churnem Stanley Jorge Alvez
- 10' Fleywor Paulo Soares scores, assisted by Neil Caldwell
- 17' Fleywor Hans Schulz scores, assisted by Paul Gray
- 22' Fleywor Jack Chai scores, assisted by Neil Caldwell
- 34' Fleywor Raul Brizuela scores, assisted by Paul Gray
- 36' Fleywor Hans Schulz scores, assisted by Jack Chai
- 37' Yellow card to Fleywor Paulo Soares
- 44' Fleywor Raul Brizuela scores, assisted by Edmilson Gonçalves
- 62' Yellow card to Churnem Stanley Branko Bartolić
- 83' Yellow card to Churnem Stanley Michel Lemoine
- 85' Fleywor Bernardo Martins scores, assisted by Edmilson Gonçalves
The game’s narrative was largely written early, with Fleywor’s clinical finishing and Churnem Stanley’s defensive lapses setting the tone. The visitors’ early yellow card to Jorge Alvez at 9’ was a sign of things to come, as the home side quickly capitalized. Goals from Paulo Soares at 10’, Hans Schulz at 17’, Jack Chai at 22’, Raul Brizuela at 34’ and 36’, and finally Bernardo Martins at 85’ sealed the deal. Fleywor’s attacking prowess was underpinned by a high pass accuracy of 86%, and their 20 shots on target outclassed the visitors’ solitary effort. Meanwhile, Churnem Stanley’s defensive frailty was evident in their 17 saves and 12 tackles, yet it was not enough to stem the tide. The game was punctuated by yellow cards for both sides, but no red cards, leaving the game somewhat marred by petty fouls rather than violent intent.
Tactically, Fleywor’s xG of 5.24 was a fair reflection of their dominance, and they overperformed slightly in front of goal. Their clinical finishing contrasted sharply with Churnem Stanley’s inability to threaten the goal, with an xG of just 0.11. The visitors’ corners—eight in total—were largely fruitless, and their possession was more a reflection of the game’s flow than any tactical mastery. Fleywor’s ability to convert chances was the key difference, and their players’ ratings reflect a team that executed their game plan with precision. Churnem Stanley, by contrast, will need to revisit their defensive organization and find a way to convert their few opportunities into something more threatening.
No Churnem Stanley players reached the 7.0+ mark, highlighting their struggles.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Fleywor 51% - Churnem Stanley 49% Shots (On Target): Fleywor 22 (20) - Churnem Stanley 1 (0) Corners: Fleywor 3 - Churnem Stanley 8 Fouls: Fleywor 6 - Churnem Stanley 10 Yellow Cards: Fleywor 1 - Churnem Stanley 3 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Fleywor 6 - Churnem Stanley 12 Pass Accuracy: Fleywor 86% - Churnem Stanley 83% Tackles: Fleywor 9 - Churnem Stanley 12
Fleywor’s victory was a testament to their attacking efficiency and tactical discipline, while Churnem Stanley’s defensive frailty was laid bare. With this result, Fleywor continue their push up the league table, leaving their opponents to ponder what might have been had they managed to hold their shape better.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Hans Schulz*
A commanding presence, netting twice and providing constant pressure.
Raul Brizuela*
Showed clinical finishing and worked tirelessly up front.
Jack Chai*
Assisted once and scored a goal, linking well with teammates.
Neil Caldwell*
Provided two assists and kept the midfield ticking.
Paul Gray*
Contributed two assists and was a steady influence in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Paulo Soares for Fleywor. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

