The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Witefravan Ousmane Sylla
- 23' Flestle Rovers Robert Gonzalez scores, assisted by Kiko Kimura
- 38' Flestle Rovers Robert Gonzalez scores, assisted by Zhivko Panayotov
- 43' Flestle Rovers Slavko Bajramović scores, assisted by David Todd
- 47' Yellow card to Flestle Rovers David Todd
- 50' Flestle Rovers David Todd scores, assisted by Slavko Bajramović
- 67' Yellow card to Witefravan Lindomar Da Silva
- 72' Flestle Rovers Kiko Kimura scores, assisted by Slavko Bajramović
- 80' Yellow card to Flestle Rovers Robert Gonzalez
- 84' Flestle Rovers Robert Gonzalez scores, assisted by Joachim Fuhrmann
- 88' Flestle Rovers Robert Gonzalez scores, assisted by David Todd
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Flestle Rovers scored seven from 5.49 xG, an over-performance of 1.51 goals, while Witefravan scored none from 0.26 xG. The gap in chance quality was substantial, and the shot totals make the tactical picture plain: Flestle Rovers produced 26 attempts, 19 on target, while Witefravan had just one attempt, which was on target. The hosts converted at a rate beyond what the estimate would ordinarily suggest, but this was no case of a lopsided scoreline assembled from a handful of fortunate moments. Witefravan had five corners and more dribbles, yet those measures did not translate into meaningful attacking volume. Flestle Rovers found repeated routes to goal and kept applying pressure long after the result had ceased to be in doubt.
The possession figures suggest a match that was not simply played in one direction, but the shooting figures reveal where the danger lived. Flestle Rovers needed only two corners to Witefravan’s five and attempted fewer dribbles, yet generated 25 more shots. The visitors’ one attempt on target is the starkest measure of the problem: they had some activity, but almost none of it became a credible threat. The equal foul count and matching pair of yellow cards offer a modest record of resistance, though the seven-goal margin makes clear how little that resistance changed the outcome. At 50 minutes, David Todd had made it 4-0; the remaining three goals turned a decisive win into a thorough accounting.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Robert Gonzalez
Scored four times, repeatedly finishing the chances that made the afternoon unmistakably his.
Slavko Bajramović
Scored once and supplied two assists, contributing directly to three goals.
David Todd
Added a goal and two assists, helping drive the attack despite receiving a yellow card.
Kiko Kimura
Scored once and assisted Robert Gonzalez’s opener.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Kiko Kimura to Robert Gonzalez. 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

