Pethitby 0 - 6 Favelmer

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Pethitby Nilson Pires
• 8' Favelmer Mario Rizzi scores
• 25' Favelmer Arkadi Putkaradze scores, assisted by Eugenio Castillo
• 30' Favelmer Nikola Perković scores, assisted by Eugenio Castillo
• 42' Favelmer Humberto Moreira scores, assisted by Edmilson Tavares
• 46' Yellow card to Favelmer David Anderson
• 67' Favelmer Eugenio Castillo scores, assisted by Nikola Perković
• 76' Favelmer Max Paris scores, assisted by Mario Rizzi
• 88' Yellow card to Pethitby Michel Lemoine

The game’s narrative was written early, with Favelmer asserting control through a series of well-orchestrated attacks. Mario Rizzi opened the scoring in the 8th minute, capitalizing on a defensive mistake. By the 25th minute, Eugenio Castillo had already made his mark with an assist to Arkadi Putkaradze, who doubled the lead. Eugenio himself added a third at the 67th minute, assisted by Nikola Perković, before rounding out his contribution with a goal in the 42nd minute. Nikola Perković and Max Paris also found the net, sealing a comprehensive victory. The home side’s discipline was tested with two yellow cards, but their inability to threaten the visitors’ goal was the real story—no shots, no on-target efforts, and a defensive line that was repeatedly carved open.

Tactically, Favelmer’s dominance was underpinned by their superior shot volume and accuracy, with 20 attempts and 18 on target. Their passing was steady, with an 81% accuracy, and their ability to create chances was evident in the multiple assists and goal involvements from key players like Castillo, Rizzi, and Perković. Meanwhile, Pethitby struggled to get anything meaningful going, managing just a handful of dribbles and a handful of corners, but failing to threaten the goal. The hosts’ defensive organization was breached repeatedly, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 16 saves—an indication of the relentless onslaught. The match was a reminder that in football, as in life, precision and execution often outweigh possession and hope.

As the final whistle blew, the scoreboard told a story of one-sided dominance and clinical finishing. Favelmer’s players, especially Castillo, Rizzi, and Perković, earned their ratings with their decisive contributions, while Pethitby’s effort was marred by a lack of attacking intent and defensive frailty. The visitors’ victory was a statement of intent in Division 7 League 56, and their ability to convert chances into goals will serve as a warning to the rest of the league. For Pethitby, it’s back to the drawing board, with lessons in both humility and the importance of finishing when the opportunity arises.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Pethitby 56% - Favelmer 44% Shots (On Target): Pethitby 0 (0) - Favelmer 20 (18) Corners: Pethitby 5 - Favelmer 1 Fouls: Pethitby 12 - Favelmer 11 Yellow Cards: Pethitby 2 - Favelmer 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Pethitby 13 - Favelmer 4 Pass Accuracy: Pethitby 85% - Favelmer 81% Tackles: Pethitby 5 - Favelmer 7

The result was a statement, a reminder that in football, execution often trumps possession, and in this case, Favelmer’s clinical approach left Pethitby with little more than a scoreline to ponder.