The report
Key Events:
- 7' Wicay City Pedro Gomez scores
- 14' Yellow card to South Ell Vladimir štimac
- 19' Yellow card to South Ell Lindomar Da Silva
- 24' Wicay City Muhammad Ghanem scores
- 26' Wicay City Jovan Topić scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
- 34' Yellow card to South Ell Luca Colombo
- 35' Wicay City Pedro Gomez scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
- 45' Wicay City Jovan Topić scores, assisted by Roberto De Souza
- 64' Yellow card to Wicay City Nama Sagawa
- 73' Wicay City Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Muhammad Ghanem
- 84' Yellow card to Wicay City Poul Hansen
- 85' Yellow card to Wicay City Dragan Zahirović
The match’s key moments unfolded early, with Gomez opening the scoring in the 7th minute, setting the tone for what would become a relentless onslaught. The visitors’ discipline was compromised further with yellow cards to Vladimir štimac and Lindomar Da Silva in the 14th and 19th minutes, respectively, as frustration mounted. Ghanem’s goal in the 24th minute doubled the advantage, and Topić’s strike in the 26th, assisted by Bruno Rossi, extended the lead. Gomez’s second in the 35th, again with Rossi providing the assist, cemented Wicay City’s dominance. The hosts continued to press, with Topić adding a third in the 45th minute, assisted by Roberto De Souza, before Rossi’s late goal in the 73rd, assisted by Ghanem, sealed the rout. The game was punctuated by a series of yellow cards, with Nama Sagawa receiving one in the 64th minute, and Poul Hansen and Dragan Zahirović both booked in the closing stages.
The xG figures reflect the disparity: Wicay City’s 4.34 vastly outperformed South Ell’s 0.11, illustrating how the hosts’ relentless attacking was backed by quality chances, while the visitors’ solitary shot was more a token gesture than a threat. Wicay’s high shot count and on-target accuracy translated into a scoreline that was perhaps slightly flattering but entirely justified given the tactical control they exerted. South Ell’s defensive lapses and inability to create meaningful opportunities meant their respectable pass accuracy and possession figures did little to influence the outcome.
No South Ell player reached the 7.0 mark, highlighting their struggles to impose themselves on the game.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Wicay City 47% - South Ell 53% Shots (On Target): Wicay City 19 (16) - South Ell 1 (0) Corners: Wicay City 5 - South Ell 6 Fouls: Wicay City 18 - South Ell 13 Yellow Cards: Wicay City 3 - South Ell 3 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Wicay City 11 - South Ell 10 Pass Accuracy: Wicay City 84% - South Ell 85%
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Wicay City’s high volume of shots and superior shot accuracy translated into a commanding victory, while South Ell’s solitary effort and defensive lapses left them exposed. The game was a testament to how a well-organized attack, combined with clinical finishing, can turn possession and chances into a convincing result.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Pedro Gomez*
His two goals and constant threat from wide positions kept South Ell on the back foot.
Jovan Topić*
A relentless presence in attack, scoring twice and providing energy throughout.
Bruno Rossi*
The creative spark, contributing a goal and an assist, orchestrating much of Wicay City’s play.
Muhammad Ghanem*
A goal and an assist, his movement and link-up play were vital.
Roberto De Souza*
Assisted Topić’s goal and kept the midfield ticking.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Pedro Gomez, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

