The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Evenhagby Omar Ramzy
- 14' Baster Wanderers Rainer Ludwig scores, assisted by Nicky Nelson
- 20' Yellow card to Baster Wanderers Kemal Delić
- 43' Baster Wanderers Benedito Santos scores, assisted by Rainer Ludwig
- 50' Baster Wanderers Kemal Delić scores, assisted by Nicky Nelson
- 55' Baster Wanderers Jeroen Bakker scores, assisted by Kemal Delić
- 62' Baster Wanderers Ove Larsen scores, assisted by Rainer Ludwig
- 65' Yellow card to Evenhagby Hiroyuki Nakashima
- 75' Yellow card to Baster Wanderers Nicky Nelson
- 81' Yellow card to Baster Wanderers Jeroen Bakker
- 86' Yellow card to Evenhagby Jose Rodriguez
The match’s key moments began early, with Omar Ramzy receiving a yellow card in the third minute for a foul that hinted at the hosts’ early nerves. The visitors struck first at 14' when Rainer Ludwig scored, assisted by Nicky Nelson, setting the tone for what was to come. Wanderers continued to press, and at 43', Benedito Santos doubled the lead, with Ludwig again involved, this time providing the assist. The floodgates opened after the break, with Kemal Delić adding a third at 50', assisted by Nicky Nelson, and Jeroen Bakker making it four at 55', thanks to a pass from Delić. The scoring was completed at 62' when Ove Larsen scored, assisted by Ludwig, sealing a comprehensive victory. Meanwhile, disciplinary issues persisted, with Nicky Nelson and Jeroen Bakker receiving yellow cards at 75' and 81' respectively, and Hiroyuki Nakashima and Jose Rodriguez also cautioned.
Tactically, the game was a stark contrast between the two sides. Evenhagby managed to hold possession evenly at 50%, but their solitary shot on target contrasted sharply with Wanderers’ 15 on target from 24 attempts. The expected goals (xG) tell a clear story: Wanderers’ 4.68 vastly outperformed their actual five-goal tally, indicating their finishing was just as sharp as their attacking volume. Evenhagby’s 0.26 xG reflects their limited attacking threat, largely confined to a single shot. The game’s stats reveal Wanderers’ dominance in attacking metrics, with more dribbles, slightly better pass accuracy, and a high number of shots, all pointing to a well-organized, forward-thinking approach that overwhelmed the hosts’ defenses.
While no players from Evenhagby reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, the visitors’ standout performers were Rainer Ludwig (7.8/10) — who scored and assisted twice — and Kemal Delić (7.0/10), who contributed a goal and an assist. Their performances exemplified the visitors’ attacking cohesion and tactical discipline. Wanderers’ ability to convert chances and maintain high pass accuracy was crucial, and their disciplined approach kept fouls and cards in check, despite the physical nature of the game.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Evenhagby 50% - Baster Wanderers 50% Shots (On Target): Evenhagby 1 (1) - Baster Wanderers 24 (15) Corners: Evenhagby 6 - Baster Wanderers 4 Fouls: Evenhagby 11 - Baster Wanderers 12 Yellow Cards: Evenhagby 3 - Baster Wanderers 3 Red Cards: Evenhagby 0 - Baster Wanderers 0 Dribbles: Evenhagby 4 - Baster Wanderers 8 Pass Accuracy: Evenhagby 86% - Baster Wanderers 88% Tackles: Evenhagby 10 - Baster Wanderers 9
The result, while perhaps a surprise in terms of scoreline, was a reflection of Wanderers’ ruthless finishing and disciplined pressing. Evenhagby’s defensive lapses were punished repeatedly, and their inability to create meaningful chances left them chasing shadows for much of the game. The visitors’ clinical approach and tactical discipline will serve as a reminder of how efficiency often trumps possession in the lower leagues.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Rainer Ludwig*
A pivotal figure in attack, scoring once and assisting twice, his influence was felt throughout the game.
Kemal Delić*
Showed composure and vision, scoring and setting up a goal, and maintaining discipline despite a yellow card.
Jeroen Bakker*
Added a goal and was active in attack, demonstrating good movement and decision-making.
Omar Ramzy*
His early yellow card was a setback, and he struggled to impact the game thereafter.
Jose Rodriguez*
Tried to organize play but was limited by the visitors’ pressing.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Nicky Nelson to Rainer Ludwig. 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

