The report
Key Events:
- 9' Yellow card to Burnaidd Nuno Mateus
- 10' Fleywor Osamu Okawa scores, assisted by Neil Caldwell
- 17' Fleywor Giorgi Qavtaradze scores, assisted by Osamu Okawa
- 21' Fleywor Osamu Okawa scores, assisted by Omar Grasso
- 36' Yellow card to Burnaidd Badri Kakhidze
- 71' Fleywor Kyle Parsons scores, assisted by Josef Brandt
- 72' Yellow card to Burnaidd Jose Villarreal
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Fleywor recorded 3.89 xG and scored four, a return just above the chance-quality estimate. That is close enough to suggest a performance built on chances converted at a rate the numbers broadly expected, rather than a scoreline assembled from improbable strikes. Burnaidd produced 0.46 xG and one shot on target from three attempts, with no goal to show for it. The contrast was substantial: Fleywor had 16 shots, 15 on target, and 54% possession, while Burnaidd had little attacking volume to trouble the hosts. The three-goal opening spell made the contest lopsided early; Kyle Parsons added a fourth in the 71st minute, extending a lead that had not required late arithmetic to understand.
No Burnaidd player recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
For Fleywor, the decisive feature was not simply having more of the ball, but turning its attacking activity into a steady stream of efforts on target. The 15-1 advantage in that measure helps explain how the hosts established their margin so quickly, even with corners level at three apiece. Burnaidd did not lack effort in the defensive columns: the visitors committed 10 fouls and made six tackles, but those numbers could not stem the early scoring or create a comparable threat at the other end. Three yellow cards added an untidy edge to the afternoon, without changing its direction.
The final score was Fleywor 4-0 Burnaidd, a result supported by the balance of the match rather than merely by its busiest spell. Fleywor had the possession edge, far more attempts and a clear advantage in shots on target; Burnaidd kept pass accuracy close, but offered too little in front of goal to make that a route back into the contest. The fourth goal arrived late, yet the story had been written in the first 21 minutes, when Fleywor scored three times and gave the rest of the afternoon the comparatively modest task of confirming it.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Osamu Okawa
Scored twice and assisted Giorgi Qavtaradze, contributing directly to three of Fleywor’s four goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Osamu Okawa for Fleywor. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

