The report
Key Events:
- 19' Denhaxmin Dietmar Walther scores, assisted by Mario Cofre
- 26' Yellow card to Denhaxmin Phillip Lewis
- 34' Denhaxmin Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Colin Jenkins
- 35' Yellow card to Denhaxmin Ivan Georgiev
- 39' Denhaxmin Colin Jenkins scores, assisted by Ivan Georgiev
- 53' Yellow card to Mornst Dawkinsdon Branko Bartolić
- 54' Denhaxmin Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Dietmar Walther
- 56' Yellow card to Mornst Dawkinsdon Zdravko Ivanišević
- 57' Denhaxmin Phillip Lewis scores
- 70' Denhaxmin Phillip Lewis scores
- 81' Denhaxmin scores, assisted by Daniel Lim
- 90' Yellow card to Mornst Dawkinsdon Michel Lemoine
The match was characterized by a significant disparity in goal-scoring opportunities and expected goals. Denhaxmin’s xG of 3.8 indicates they created enough quality chances to comfortably win, but the actual score far exceeded this, highlighting their clinical edge. Mornst Dawkinsdon’s xG of 0.51 reflects their limited attacking threat, primarily confined to set-piece opportunities, as evidenced by their 14 corners. The visitors’ defensive organization was breached repeatedly, with Denhaxmin capitalizing on their offensive chances, especially through the prolific Phillip Lewis, who scored three times. The game’s tactical narrative was one of dominance in front of goal, despite the possession being almost evenly split, and the visitors’ inability to convert their set-piece dominance into meaningful scoring chances.
While Denhaxmin’s attacking players shone brightly, their disciplined approach was also evident in their defensive work, limiting Mornst Dawkinsdon to just two shots on target. The visitors’ high foul count and multiple yellow cards suggest frustration and a lack of control. Denhaxmin’s ability to convert their chances efficiently was the defining feature, with their finishing clinical and their overall play demonstrating a well-organized team effort. The result leaves little doubt about the disparity in quality on the day, but it also underscores the importance of clinical finishing and tactical discipline in a game where possession and set-piece opportunities tell only part of the story.
No Mornst Dawkinsdon players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Denhaxmin 49% - Mornst Dawkinsdon 51% Shots: Denhaxmin 18 (On Target: 13) - Mornst Dawkinsdon 2 (On Target: 2) Corners: Denhaxmin 0 - Mornst Dawkinsdon 14 Fouls: Denhaxmin 7 - Mornst Dawkinsdon 12 Yellow Cards: Denhaxmin 2 - Mornst Dawkinsdon 3 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Denhaxmin 8 - Mornst Dawkinsdon 9 Pass Accuracy: Denhaxmin 80% - Mornst Dawkinsdon 83% Tackles: Denhaxmin 8 - Mornst Dawkinsdon 8
The statistics reinforce the narrative of Denhaxmin’s clinical efficiency and Mornst Dawkinsdon’s inability to translate their set-piece dominance into goal-scoring opportunities. The hosts’ sharp finishing and disciplined defending ultimately dictated the outcome of this one-sided affair.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Phillip Lewis*
A hat-trick and a constant threat, Lewis’s movement and finishing were decisive.
Dietmar Walther*
Scored and assisted, his influence was vital in Denhaxmin’s attacking fluidity.
Colin Jenkins*
Contributed a goal and an assist, showing composure and vision in attack.
Zdravko Ivanišević*
Scored a goal and helped orchestrate attacks, earning his rating through work rate.
Daniel Lim*
His assist for the final goal capped a solid performance in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Mario Cofre to Dietmar Walther. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

