The report
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Bewpon Michael Williams
- 10' Bewpon Stefan Andonov scores, assisted by Michael Williams
- 14' Yellow card to Bewpon Petar Ivanov
- 35' Bewpon Mohamed Gabr scores, assisted by Petar Ivanov
- 40' Yellow card to Bewpon Mohamed Gabr
- 44' Bewpon Stefan Andonov scores, assisted by Abel De Jesus
- 45' Yellow card to Bewpon Estanislao Moya
- 60' Yellow card to Hillsalnwich Stanley Giuseppe Conte
- 78' Bewpon Michael Williams scores
- 83' Bewpon Mohamed Gabr scores
From the outset, Bewpon set the tone with a disciplined approach, evidenced by their 55% possession and 23 shots—18 on target—highlighting their offensive intent. The visitors, meanwhile, struggled to muster any meaningful threat, registering only two shots on target from a total of two attempts, with their expected goals (xG) of 0.51 starkly contrasting the hosts’ 5.03. Bewpon’s ability to convert their chances was reflected in their goal tally, with Stefan Andonov opening the scoring early, followed by Mohamed Gabr and a second from Andonov before the half-time whistle. The second half saw Bewpon continue their dominance, adding two more goals through Michael Williams and Gabr, while Hillsalnwich Stanley’s defensive lapses and lack of attacking cohesion kept their xG low and their hopes dashed.
Tactically, Bewpon’s high pressing and precise passing—evidenced by their 85% pass accuracy—kept Hillsalnwich Stanley on the back foot. Their 17 dribbles and solid tackling (12) further disrupted the visitors’ rhythm. Hillsalnwich Stanley’s lone bright spot was their defensive effort, but their 20 saves highlight how often they were under siege. The game was marred by a flurry of yellow cards—four for Bewpon and one for Hillsalnwich Stanley—indicating a competitive edge that occasionally boiled over. Despite the yellow cards, Bewpon’s disciplined approach and clinical finishing sealed a well-deserved victory, reinforcing their status as serious contenders in Division 4 League 4.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Bewpon 55% - Hillsalnwich Stanley 45% Shots: Bewpon 23 (On Target: 18) - Hillsalnwich Stanley 2 (On Target: 2) Corners: 5-5 Fouls: 13-10 Yellow Cards: 4-1 Red Cards: 0-0 Dribbles: Bewpon 17 - Hillsalnwich Stanley 7 Pass Accuracy: Bewpon 85% - Hillsalnwich Stanley 79% Tackles: Bewpon 12 - Hillsalnwich Stanley 9
In the end, Bewpon’s comprehensive victory was a testament to their attacking efficiency and defensive discipline, leaving Hillsalnwich Stanley to reflect on a game that was as one-sided as it was instructive.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Stefan Andonov*
Two goals and a commanding presence up front, he was the catalyst for Bewpon’s attack.
Mohamed Gabr*
His two goals and consistent threat kept Hillsalnwich Stanley on the ropes all game.
Michael Williams*
A goal and an assist, his work rate and set-piece delivery made him a constant danger.
Abel De Jesus*
Provided the assist for Andonov’s second goal, showcasing his creative spark.
Petar Ivanov*
His assist and steady midfield control contributed to Bewpon’s dominance.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Stefan Andonov for Bewpon. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

