The report
Key Events:
- 7' Egreek Drissa Sekongo scores, assisted by Francisco Patiño
- 21' Yellow card to Nescot Athletic Hector Montes
- 22' Yellow card to Egreek James Dyck
- 43' Yellow card to Egreek Jose Diaz
- 44' Egreek scores, assisted by Gareth Anderson
- 48' Yellow card to Nescot Athletic Milan Perković
- 59' Nescot Athletic Milan Perković scores
- 64' Yellow card to Nescot Athletic Mauricio Gallego
- 67' Egreek Gareth Anderson scores
- 85' Egreek John Sani scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:
Egreek’s commanding 3.53 xG starkly contrasts with Nescot Athletic’s 0.88, highlighting their dominance in creating quality chances. The visitors’ 12 shots on target from 17 attempts reflect their clinical approach, while the hosts managed only 4 shots with 3 on target, underlining their limited attacking threat. Egreek’s high xG and shot volume translated into four goals, with Gareth Anderson’s brace and the creative contribution of 22-586-2-a exemplifying their offensive efficiency. Conversely, Nescot Athletic struggled to convert their few opportunities, with their goal coming from a well-timed finish by Milan Perković. The tactical discipline and sharp finishing of Egreek ultimately overpowered the hosts’ efforts.
No players from Nescot Athletic reached the 7.0+ threshold, reflecting a challenging day for their squad.
- 22-586-2-a* (7.8/10) - The standout performer, contributing 1 goal and 2 assists, orchestrated much of Egreek’s attacking play with creativity and precision.
- Gareth Anderson* (7.3/10) - Scored twice and provided an assist, demonstrating his influence on the game’s outcome with clinical finishing and intelligent movement.
- Francisco Patiño* (7.0/10) - Played a key role in setting up the opening goal, showing composure and vision in midfield.
- John Sani* (7.0/10) - Added the final goal, capping an impressive display of attacking intent.
The statistics underscore a match where Egreek capitalized on their superior shot quality and clinical finishing, while Nescot Athletic struggled to create clear-cut chances. The disciplined defensive effort and attacking efficiency of Egreek ultimately secured their commanding victory, with their key players delivering standout performances.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
22-586-2-a*
The standout performer, contributing 1 goal and 2 assists, orchestrated much of Egreek’s attacking play with creativity and precision.
Gareth Anderson*
Scored twice and provided an assist, demonstrating his influence on the game’s outcome with clinical finishing and intelligent movement.
Francisco Patiño*
Played a key role in setting up the opening goal, showing composure and vision in midfield.
John Sani*
Added the final goal, capping an impressive display of attacking intent.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Francisco Patiño to Drissa Sekongo. 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


