The report
Key Events:
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11' Smels Roger Bos scores
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14' Yellow card to Smels Vasil Georgiev
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32' Mawestlay Roger de Boer scores
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40' Mawestlay August Wagner scores
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45' Mawestlay August Wagner scores, assisted by Nazario Varela
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59' Mawestlay Serge Stewart scores, assisted by August Wagner
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62' Yellow card to Mawestlay Enrique Gonzalez
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Smels: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
For Smels, the early goal briefly offered a route into the match, but the numbers show how narrow that route became: one shot, and no second attempt to trouble the visitors. Mawestlay equalised through Roger de Boer before August Wagner scored twice, the second with Nazario Varela providing the assist. The second-half goal from Serge Stewart, assisted by Wagner, completed a sequence in which the visitors converted their attacking pressure into a clear margin.
The statistics make the contrast sharper rather than simpler. Smels had more possession, more dribbles and higher pass accuracy, along with twice as many corners; none of that produced another shot. Mawestlay made 11 tackles to the hosts’ seven and directed 13 of its 20 attempts on target. Both sides committed eight fouls and received one yellow card, so the contest was not defined by a gulf in discipline. It was defined by where the ball went when an attack had the chance to become a shot.
At 1-4, Mawestlay earned a convincing win, and its 3.98 xG suggests the four-goal return was a fair reflection of the chances created. Smels can point to the early lead and the possession share, but the match offered a fairly stern reminder that control without attempts is mostly an attractive way to watch the clock.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
August Wagner
Scored twice and assisted Serge Stewart, giving Mawestlay a decisive contribution across the scoring.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Roger Bos, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

