Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Andres Rodriguez to Mark van Rijn. 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
The report
In a dominant display of attacking prowess, Watelphampde tore apart Medwoorwick City with a relentless barrage of goals, finishing the match with a 10-1 victory. Despite a modest 48% possession, the visitors peppered the goal with 27 shots, 21 on target, and an impressive xG of 5.9, highlighting their clinical finishing. The hosts struggled to contain the visitors’ offensive onslaught, with their goalkeeper making 17 saves in a valiant effort. This match showcased the attacking talents of Mark Martin and Andres Rodriguez, who combined for multiple goals and assists, while Medwoorwick City could only muster a few attempts on goal.
Key Events:
- 7' Watelphampde Mark van Rijn scores, assisted by Andres Rodriguez
- 10' Yellow card to Watelphampde Andres Rodriguez
- 22' Watelphampde Mark van Rijn scores, assisted by Franz Schumann
- 25' Watelphampde Ricardo Moniz scores, assisted by Andres Rodriguez
- 49' Yellow card to Medwoorwick City Nuno Paula
- 51' Watelphampde Davit Chikhladze scores, assisted by Andres Rodriguez
- 53' Watelphampde Andres Rodriguez scores
- 55' Medwoorwick City Clive Miller scores, assisted by Edgardo Luzardo
- 58' Watelphampde Mark Martin scores
- 67' Yellow card to Watelphampde Louis Mathieu
- 69' Watelphampde Ricardo Moniz scores, assisted by Stuart Hughes
- 73' Watelphampde Mark Martin scores, assisted by Stuart Hughes
- 78' Watelphampde Andrew van Wijk scores, assisted by Mark Martin
- 80' Watelphampde Sunday Ibrahim scores, assisted by Stuart Hughes
No players from Medwoorwick City reached the 7.0 threshold, highlighting their struggles throughout the match. From Watelphampde, Mark Martin (8.1) was exceptional, netting two goals and providing an assist, consistently threatening the defense. Andres Rodriguez (8.0) was influential with a goal and three assists, orchestrating much of the visitors’ attacking play. Ricardo Moniz (7.6) scored twice, while Stuart Hughes (7.5) contributed with three assists, showcasing their creative impact.


