The report
Key Events:
- 10' Ashorlbursey Eidan Matsui scores, assisted by Fausto Arena
- 11' Yellow card to Wildfield Fernando Montes
- 26' Ashorlbursey Thomas Sørensen scores, assisted by Raj Fox
- 29' Yellow card to Wildfield an unnamed player
- 32' Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Eidan Matsui
- 42' Ashorlbursey Bradley Jimenez scores, assisted by Thomas Sørensen
- 44' Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Fausto Arena
- 50' Wildfield Bryan Davies scores
- 55' Ashorlbursey Fausto Arena scores, assisted by Thomas Sørensen
- 69' Ashorlbursey Bradley Jimenez scores
- 75' Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Bradley Jimenez
- 81' Ashorlbursey Eduardo Marchant scores, assisted by Michael Schultz
Ashorlbursey’s dominance was reflected not only in the scoreline but also in the expected goals tally—4 compared to Wildfield’s 0.73—indicating that the home side’s finishing was roughly in line with the chances created, but perhaps even more ruthless than the underlying xG suggested. The hosts maintained a slight edge in possession (53%), but their real advantage lay in shot volume and accuracy, with 17 shots and 15 on target. Wildfield’s strategy of relying on set pieces was evident, as they earned eight corners, yet their limited shot count and low xG highlight their inability to threaten the Ashorlbursey goal consistently. The tactical story was one of Ashorlbursey’s attacking fluidity versus Wildfield’s defensive struggles, especially in the face of Ashorlbursey’s varied goal scorers and creative playmaking.
Despite the scoreline, the game was not without discipline issues, with both sides receiving multiple yellow cards—three for Ashorlbursey and two for Wildfield. Ashorlbursey’s players, notably Thomas Sørensen, Bradley Jimenez, and Fausto Arena, demonstrated their offensive quality, each earning ratings above 7.0. Sørensen’s contribution of a goal and two assists was pivotal, while Jimenez’s brace and Arena’s goal and assist cemented their status as the game’s standout performers. Wildfield’s Bryan Davies managed to score a consolation goal, but the visitors’ overall performance was marred by their inability to convert set-piece opportunities into meaningful chances and a lack of attacking penetration.
Wildfield’s players failed to reach the 7.0 mark, with their best efforts overshadowed by defensive lapses and limited attacking opportunities.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Ashorlbursey 53% - Wildfield 47% Shots (On Target): Ashorlbursey 17 (15) - Wildfield 4 (2) Corners: Ashorlbursey 1 - Wildfield 8 Fouls: Ashorlbursey 12 - Wildfield 11 Yellow Cards: Ashorlbursey 3 - Wildfield 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Ashorlbursey 16 - Wildfield 11 Pass Accuracy: Ashorlbursey 83% - Wildfield 81% Tackles: Ashorlbursey 7 - Wildfield 10
The result, while decisive, underscores Ashorlbursey’s ability to convert possession and chances into goals, a trait that will serve them well as they aim higher in the league. Wildfield, meanwhile, must address their defensive frailties and find a way to translate set-piece opportunities into more threatening attacks if they are to climb the table.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Thomas Sørensen*
A creative force, scored once and set up two others, orchestrating much of Ashorlbursey’s attacking play.
Bradley Jimenez*
Netted two goals, showed clinical finishing and contributed defensively.
Fausto Arena*
Scored and assisted, kept the tempo high with his movement and passing.
Eduardo Marchant*
Scored the final goal, adding to Ashorlbursey’s tally with a well-placed finish.
Michael Schultz*
Provided the assist for Marchant’s goal, showing good vision and delivery.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Fausto Arena to Eidan Matsui. 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

