The report
Key Events:
- 15' Amestingh Angelo Merlo scores, assisted by Richard Matthews
- 20' Amestingh Angelo Merlo scores, assisted by Luis Alves
- 21' Amestingh Ricardo Neto scores
- 26' Yellow card to Hithbrours Luis Pinto
- 30' Amestingh Angelo Merlo scores
- 46' Amestingh scores, assisted by Jonatas Aguiar
- 47' Yellow card to Amestingh Miguel Alves
- 62' Yellow card to Hithbrours Friedrich Unger
- 70' Yellow card to Amestingh an unnamed player
- 73' Amestingh Antony Cox scores, assisted by Miguel Alves
- 84' Amestingh Antony Cox scores, assisted by Ricardo Neto
- 88' Yellow card to Amestingh Richard Matthews
xG Analysis:
The expected goals data underscores the dominance of Amestingh, who created high-quality chances with an xG of 3.95, converting nearly all of them into goals. Conversely, Hithbrours' xG of 0.61 highlights their struggles to threaten the hosts' goal, with only two shots on target from limited opportunities. This disparity indicates a tactical and execution advantage for Amestingh, who capitalized on their attacking chances while maintaining defensive solidity.
No players from Hithbrours reached the 7.0 rating threshold this time.
Yellow cards were issued to Luis Pinto, Friedrich Unger, an unnamed Amestingh player, and Richard Matthews. Amestingh maintained a slight possession advantage and created significantly more scoring chances, reflected in their high shot count and xG. Their disciplined approach and clinical finishing made the difference in this one-sided encounter.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Angelo Merlo*
An outstanding performance with a hat-trick that underpinned the victory.
Antony Cox*
Scored twice and was a constant threat in attack.
Ricardo Neto*
Provided a goal and an assist, orchestrating much of the offensive play.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Richard Matthews to Angelo Merlo. 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