The report
Key Events:
- 8' Horth Ryan Clark scores, assisted by Andre Abreu
- 19' Yellow card to Wathalever Town David Williamson
- 25' Wathalever Town Roger Brown scores, assisted by Stephan Keil
- 27' Wathalever Town Stephan Keil scores, assisted by Luis Barata
- 28' Yellow card to Wathalever Town Henk Baas
- 29' Horth Eduardo Gatica scores, assisted by Erik de Boer
- 34' Wathalever Town Henk Baas scores
- 36' Horth Ryan Clark scores
- 45' Horth Ryan Clark scores, assisted by Muhammed Obi
- 45' Wathalever Town Joseph Lee scores, assisted by Ian Goodwin
- 60' Yellow card to Wathalever Town Ian Goodwin
- 62' Yellow card to Wathalever Town Herbert Meißner
- 64' Wathalever Town Stephan Keil scores, assisted by Henk Baas
- 70' Wathalever Town Joseph Lee scores, assisted by Ian Goodwin
- 75' Yellow card to Wathalever Town Roger Brown
- 76' Horth Ryan Clark scores
- 83' Wathalever Town Rino Taketa scores, assisted by Ian Goodwin
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:
Despite Horth having an xG of 3.09, they managed to score five goals, overperforming their expected tally and highlighting their clinical finishing, especially from Ryan Clark. Conversely, Wathalever Town had an xG of 3.65, slightly outpacing Horth in chance creation, which is reflected in their seven goals. The high number of shots on target—11 for Horth and 12 for Wathalever Town—indicates both sides were relentless in attack, though Wathalever Town's superior xG suggests they created better quality chances overall. Tactical battles were evident, with Wathalever Town dominating possession and creating more set-piece opportunities, as seen with their eight corners, compared to Horth's single corner. The match's overperformance in goals relative to xG underscores the attacking intent and individual brilliance on display.
No players from Horth reached the 7.0 rating threshold, but Ryan Clark's performance was truly outstanding, carrying the team offensively.
This high-scoring encounter was a testament to attacking intent from both sides, with Wathalever Town slightly edging possession and chance quality, but Horth making the most of their opportunities through Ryan Clark's brilliance.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Ryan Clark*
An unstoppable force up front, scoring four goals and constantly threatening the Wathalever defense. His movement and finishing were exceptional.
Stephan Keil*
Played a key role in Wathalever's attack with two goals and an assist, showing composure and vision.
Joseph Lee*
Netted two goals and was a constant threat in attack, demonstrating clinical finishing.
Ian Goodwin*
Provided three assists and kept Wathalever's midfield organized, despite receiving a yellow card.
Henk Baas*
Contributed a goal and an assist, adding to Wathalever's offensive options.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Andre Abreu to Ryan Clark. 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