The report
Key Events:
- 2' Systless Wanderers Ismail Frederiksen scores, assisted by Roger Mills
- 14' Yellow card to Holsover Park Phillip Lewis
- 45' Yellow card to Holsover Park Michel Lemoine
- 45' Systless Wanderers Ismail Frederiksen scores, assisted by Alfredo Garcia
- 46' Systless Wanderers Alfredo Garcia scores
- 65' Yellow card to Systless Wanderers Ali Kone
- 65' Yellow card to Holsover Park Branko Bartolić
- 72' Systless Wanderers James Hussain scores, assisted by Alfredo Garcia
- 75' Systless Wanderers James Hussain scores, assisted by Alfredo Garcia
- 79' Yellow card to Holsover Park Philippe Robert
- 81' Systless Wanderers Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Roger Mills
- 89' Yellow card to Systless Wanderers James Hussain
The game’s narrative was largely written in the first half, with Frederiksen opening the scoring in the 2nd minute, assisted by Mills. Despite a flurry of yellow cards—Lewis for Holsover in the 14th minute and Lemoine in the 45th—both teams maintained a competitive edge, though the Wanderers’ dominance was clear. The visitors’ second goal arrived just before halftime, with Frederiksen doubling his tally in the 45th minute, assisted by Alfredo Garcia. The second half saw the Wanderers extend their lead with three more goals, including a brace from Hussain in quick succession, both assisted by Garcia. The game’s final flourish was Boon’s goal in the 81st minute, assisted by Mills, sealing a comprehensive victory that was well supported by their superior shot quality and relentless pressure.
Tactically, the Wanderers’ high shot volume and precision on target—20 shots on goal—highlight their offensive focus. Their expected goals of 5.14 suggest they were not merely lucky but genuinely dangerous throughout. The home side’s defensive struggles, evidenced by 16 saves and a high foul count, indicate they were often chasing shadows rather than controlling the game. The disparity in possession was marginal—51% to 49%—but the quality of chances created by the visitors was markedly superior, showcasing their clinical edge and tactical discipline.
No Holsover Park players reached the 7.0+ threshold, reflecting their struggles against a superior side.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Holsover Park 51% - Systless Wanderers 49% Shots (On Target): Holsover Park 4 (2) - Systless Wanderers 21 (20) Corners: Holsover Park 6 - Systless Wanderers 6 Fouls: Holsover Park 9 - Systless Wanderers 9 Yellow Cards: Holsover Park 4 - Systless Wanderers 2 Red Cards: Holsover Park 0 - Systless Wanderers 0 Dribbles: Holsover Park 7 - Systless Wanderers 11 Pass Accuracy: Holsover Park 83% - Systless Wanderers 81% Tackles: Holsover Park 6 - Systless Wanderers 12
The statistics underscore the visitors’ dominance in both shot creation and defensive resilience, with their attacking efficiency translating into a comprehensive victory. For Holsover Park, the match will serve as a harsh reminder of the importance of finishing and defensive organization at this level. Meanwhile, the Wanderers will look to build on this commanding performance, with Alfredo Garcia and Frederiksen shining brightest in a game that will be remembered for its sheer one-sidedness.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Phillip Lewis*
Tried to marshal the defense but struggled to stem the tide.
Michel Lemoine*
Booked early and unable to influence the game positively.
Branko Bartolić*
Competent but caught out in key moments.
Roger Mills*
Provided two assists and orchestrated much of the Wanderers’ attack.
Alfredo Garcia*
Dominated with a goal and three assists, a true creative force.
Ismail Frederiksen*
Scored twice and posed constant danger.
James Hussain*
Added two goals, including a brace, and kept the pressure on.
Xinping Boon*
His late goal capped a lively performance.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Roger Mills to Ismail Frederiksen. 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

