The report
The scoreline was a little higher than Tew Laun Rovers’ 3.39 xG, a modest overperformance of 0.61 goals, while Materwick finished with no goals from 1.01 xG. That is not a vast gulf in chance quality for the visitors, but the conversion gap was decisive: the hosts paired 14 shots with 13 on target, whereas Materwick’s four attempts brought no return. With possession at 51%-49%, this was not a case of one side simply keeping the ball out of reach. Tew Laun Rovers made more of its attacking opportunities, and the sequence of goals—20th, 37th, 52nd and 71st minutes—kept the match moving in one direction.
The broader numbers support the result without suggesting that every part of the contest was lopsided. The hosts won the corner count 11-5 and had the more frequent threat in front of goal, while both sides recorded 83% pass accuracy and five tackles. Materwick completed more dribbles, 7-4, but that activity did not translate into a goal. The visitors also collected three yellow cards to the hosts’ one. By the time Albert Collet made it 4-0, the match had already settled into an awkward arithmetic problem for Materwick: the opportunities had not been absent, but the scoreboard was no longer interested in qualifications.
Key Events:
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6' Yellow card to Materwick Jorge Alvez
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20' Tew Laun Rovers Jordy Peeters scores, assisted by Kai Lim
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25' Yellow card to Materwick Pedro Chagas
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37' Tew Laun Rovers Miguel Leiva scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
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52' Tew Laun Rovers Stuart Mitchell scores, assisted by Kai Lim
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66' Yellow card to Tew Laun Rovers Antonio Duarte
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69' Yellow card to Materwick Willi Schneider
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71' Tew Laun Rovers Albert Collet scores, assisted by Jordy Peeters
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No Materwick player reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.
For Tew Laun Rovers, the clean sheet and four goals made this a commanding win, with the attacking return slightly ahead of the chance estimate and the defensive result holding despite Materwick’s 1.01 xG. For Materwick, the near-even possession and four shots on target offer some evidence of involvement, but not enough to alter the central verdict: the hosts converted their pressure far more effectively. A 4-0 final score leaves little room for ambiguity, though the xG figures suggest the visitors were not entirely without opportunity.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jordy Peeters
Scored the opener and later assisted Collet, contributing directly to two of the four goals.
Kai Lim
Set up Peeters and Mitchell, supplying two assists as the hosts built their lead.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Kai Lim to Jordy Peeters. 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

