The report
Key Events:
- 1' Yellow card to Carwithes Jorge Alvez
- 19' Yellow card to Fleywor Jack Chai
- 22' Fleywor scores
- 25' Fleywor scores, assisted by Jack Chai
- 37' Fleywor Zoran Ostojić scores
- 40' Fleywor Christopher Davies scores
- 51' Fleywor scores
- 58' Fleywor Zoran Ostojić scores
- 77' Fleywor Christopher Davies scores, assisted by Jack Chai
- 84' Fleywor Zoran Ostojić scores
The game’s narrative was written early, with a yellow card for Carwithes Jorge Alvez in the first minute, setting a combative tone. Fleywor responded by taking the lead at 22' through a goal that was followed swiftly by a Jack Chai assist for the second at 25'. The hosts’ relentless pressure was rewarded with a third from Zoran Ostojić at 37', and Christopher Davies added a fourth at 40', both showing clinical finishing. The visitors struggled to mount any meaningful attack, managing just a single shot on target and an expected goals value of 0.11, a testament to their ineffectiveness in front of goal. Fleywor’s dominance was reflected in their xG of 5.39, indicating they could have scored even more, but their finishing was efficient rather than wasteful.
As the game progressed, Fleywor continued to press, with Ostojić adding two more goals at 58' and 84', and Davies securing his brace at 77' with a well-placed finish assisted by Jack Chai. The visitors’ inability to threaten was compounded by their defensive lapses, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 15 saves, though none could prevent the inevitable. The match was a showcase of tactical control and attacking fluidity from the home side, with a pass accuracy of 84% and a possession advantage of 55%. Meanwhile, Carwithes’ efforts were hampered by a lack of creativity and poor finishing, as reflected in their stat line.
The result leaves Fleywor comfortably atop the division, their attacking unit firing on all cylinders, while Carwithes will need to reassess quickly if they are to avoid further heavy defeats. The game was a reminder that in football, as in life, efficiency and execution often outweigh mere effort. With such a commanding display, Fleywor’s ambitions for the season are now impossible to ignore.
No Carwithes players reached the 7.0+ rating, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Zoran Ostojić*
A hat-trick and relentless presence up front, his movement and finishing were exemplary.
Christopher Davies*
Two goals and a constant threat, Davies demonstrated clinical composure.
Jack Chai*
Provided the assist for Davies’ goal and was active throughout, linking play effectively.
Jorge Alvez*
Booked early, his influence was limited, and he struggled to impact the game.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Hans Peeters for Fleywor. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

