The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Nails Wanderers Alan Tan
- 12' Nails Wanderers Siniša Savić scores, assisted by Avtandil Samkharadze
- 28' Yellow card to Nails Wanderers Pedro Santos
- 30' Nails Wanderers Pedro Santos scores, assisted by Avtandil Samkharadze
- 33' Nails Wanderers Pedro Santos scores, assisted by Avtandil Samkharadze
- 39' Yellow card to Math Ewe Rovers Pedro Freitas
- 43' Math Ewe Rovers Givi Miqadze scores, assisted by Amidou Kamagate
- 52' Nails Wanderers Fermin Gonzalez scores, assisted by Siniša Savić
- 66' Nails Wanderers Gojko Stojanović scores, assisted by Nico Mulder
- 75' Yellow card to Nails Wanderers Gonzalo Rendon
- 82' Nails Wanderers Gojko Stojanović scores, assisted by Nico Mulder
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Math Ewe Rovers scored once from 1.28 xG, a modest underperformance of 0.28; Nails Wanderers scored six from 4.84 xG, finishing 1.16 above the chance-quality estimate. That difference points to sharper-than-expected conversion from the visitors, but the broader story is not merely hot finishing: they attempted 24 shots and put 16 on target, against five shots and five on target from the hosts. The 48-52 possession split suggests neither side monopolised the ball, yet Nails Wanderers made far more of their attacking opportunities. Nine corners for Math Ewe Rovers show that they did find routes forward, but the visitors’ volume and accuracy in front of goal proved the more consequential measures.
No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for Math Ewe Rovers.
The 1-6 result was settled by the visitors’ ability to turn their attacking pressure into goals at several points in the match. Math Ewe Rovers did respond before half-time through Givi Miqadze, assisted by Amidou Kamagate, but Nails Wanderers restored their control seven minutes into the second half and continued to add to the margin. Two goals apiece from Pedro Santos and Gojko Stojanović, alongside three assists from Avtandil Samkharadze, gave the scoreline a clear pattern: chances were plentiful, and the visitors had the sharper finishers. The hosts had five shots on target from five attempts, so their limited total was not a matter of failing to test the keeper; rather, they were outnumbered in the volume of attacks. Six goals away from home, from a side with only 52% possession, is a useful reminder that control can be measured in chances as well as in the share of the ball.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Gojko Stojanović
Scored twice, including the visitors’ sixth, and supplied the finishing touch to a commanding team performance.
Avtandil Samkharadze
Assisted the first three goals, giving the visitors’ early attack a remarkably productive source.
Siniša Savić
Opened the scoring and later assisted Fermin Gonzalez, contributing at both ends of the visitors’ attack.
Pedro Santos
Scored twice in a three-minute spell that widened the gap and changed the shape of the contest.
Nico Mulder
Assisted both of Gojko Stojanović’s goals, with his work rewarded twice.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Avtandil Samkharadze to Siniša Savić. 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