The report
Key Events:
- 5' Yellow card to Hitword Mariano Murillo
- 15' Yellow card to Uxby-insfiel Philippe Robert
- 22' Yellow card to Hitword Gerard Pereira
- 25' Yellow card to Uxby-insfiel Michel Lemoine
- 41' Uxby-insfiel Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
- 45' Yellow card to Hitword an unnamed player
- 48' Hitword scores, assisted by Gerard Pereira
- 60' Hitword Stephen Lewis scores
- 66' Hitword scores, assisted by Gerard Pereira
- 68' Yellow card to Uxby-insfiel Phillip Lewis
- 69' Hitword Ernesto Gonzalez scores, assisted by Gerard Pereira
- 72' Yellow card to Uxby-insfiel Jorge Alvez
- 74' Hitword Seungheon Han scores, assisted by Gerard Pereira
- 79' Yellow card to Hitword Stephen Lewis
- 86' Hitword Gerard Pereira scores, assisted by Mariano Murillo
The game’s narrative was largely shaped by Hitword’s attacking prowess, which was evident in their 15 shots and an expected goals tally of 3.65. Uxby-insfiel, despite holding a slight possession advantage at 51%, managed only a solitary shot on target and an xG of just 0.36. The visitors appeared content to sit back and absorb pressure, but their inability to convert even the most promising opportunities proved costly. Hitword’s tactical discipline was complemented by their ability to capitalize on chances, especially through Gerard Pereira, whose influence was felt both in attack and playmaking. The game’s flow was punctuated by a flurry of yellow cards, reflecting the intensity and frustration on both sides, but it was Hitword’s precision in front of goal that ultimately decided the outcome.
While the scoreline suggests a one-sided affair, the match was also a showcase of individual brilliance and tactical patience. Hitword’s Gerard Pereira was the standout performer, earning an impressive 8.5/10 rating for his goal, four assists, and leadership on the pitch. Ernesto Gonzalez and Seungheon Han also contributed crucial goals, with Pereira’s vision and passing creating multiple scoring opportunities. Uxby-insfiel’s efforts were hampered by their inability to convert their limited chances, and their defensive organization was tested repeatedly. The result leaves Hitword with a well-deserved victory, while Uxby-insfiel will need to reassess their attacking options if they are to challenge more effectively in future fixtures.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Hitword 49% - Uxby-insfiel 51% Shots (On Target): Hitword 15 (14) - Uxby-insfiel 1 (1) Corners: Hitword 3 - Uxby-insfiel 6 Fouls: Hitword 18 - Uxby-insfiel 12 Yellow Cards: Hitword 4 - Uxby-insfiel 4 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Hitword 7 - Uxby-insfiel 8 Pass Accuracy: Hitword 82% - Uxby-insfiel 83% Tackles: Hitword 8 - Uxby-insfiel 4
The match was a display of Hitword’s attacking efficiency and resilience, with Pereira’s influence shining brightest. Uxby-insfiel, despite their possession and corner advantage, could not translate control into goals, highlighting the importance of finishing and tactical discipline. As the league progresses, both teams will take lessons from this encounter—Hitword in maintaining their clinical edge, and Uxby-insfiel in sharpening their attacking sharpness.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Gerard Pereira*
A masterclass in attacking midfield, Pereira’s goal, four assists, and disciplined play made him the standout.
Stephen Lewis*
Contributed a vital goal and maintained a high work rate throughout.
Mariano Murillo*
His early yellow card did little to hinder his influence, and he was active in both attack and defense.
Ernesto Gonzalez*
Scored a crucial goal and showed composure in front of goal.
Seungheon Han*
Added a late goal and kept the pressure on Uxby-insfiel’s backline.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Nilson Pires to Pedro Chagas. 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

