Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Phillip Lewis to Nilson Pires. 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
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Nilson Pires*
A constant threat, scored twice and drew a yellow card, exemplifying his influence.
Phillip Lewis*
Contributed a goal and an assist, orchestrating much of Bolebrielbury’s attacking play.
Allan Carroll*
Scored and assisted, also picked up a yellow card, showing his combative edge.
Amadou Camara*
Scored the fifth goal, adding to his team’s offensive output.
Thiago Gomes*
Provided the assist for Pires’ final goal, linking play effectively.
The report
In a game that seemed to unfold more like a one-sided exhibition than a competitive fixture, Bolebrielbury dispatched Dukiple-Sea Villa with a commanding 5-0 victory. The visitors' clinical finishing contrasted sharply with the hosts' limited attacking threat, making this match a stark reminder of how efficiency often trumps possession in football’s less glamorous divisions. The scoreline, while impressive for Bolebrielbury, perhaps underlines their dominance in front of goal rather than a complete tactical overhaul.
Key Events:
- 3' Bolebrielbury Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 17' Yellow card to Bolebrielbury Nilson Pires
- 24' Bolebrielbury Allan Carroll scores
- 48' Yellow card to Bolebrielbury Allan Carroll
- 72' Bolebrielbury Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
- 87' Yellow card to Dukiple-Sea Villa Nilson Pires
- 87' Bolebrielbury Amadou Camara scores
- 90' Bolebrielbury Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Thiago Gomes
The key to the visitors’ success was their ruthless conversion of chances, evidenced by their 16 shots and an expected goals tally of 3.59, far outstripping the home side’s modest 0.51 xG. Despite a slight edge in possession (52%), Dukiple-Sea Villa struggled to create meaningful opportunities, managing only two shots on target. Bolebrielbury’s ability to maintain high shot volume and accuracy—13 on target from 16 attempts—highlighted their offensive intent. Defensively, the visitors also showed resilience, with ten tackles and a disciplined approach, though they received two yellow cards, perhaps a reflection of their aggressive pressing.
While the game was largely decided by Bolebrielbury’s clinical finishing, the tactical narrative was also shaped by individual performances. Nilson Pires and Phillip Lewis stood out with their goal contributions and ratings above 7.0, demonstrating their influence on the game. The hosts, meanwhile, lacked a standout performer, and their defensive efforts were repeatedly breached by the visitors’ sharp attack. The match’s final moments saw Pires netting his second goal, sealing the rout with a composed finish assisted by Thiago Gomes, a fitting end to a dominant display.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Dukiple-Sea Villa 52% - Bolebrielbury 48% Shots (On Target): Dukiple-Sea Villa 2 (2) - Bolebrielbury 16 (13) Corners: Dukiple-Sea Villa 2 - Bolebrielbury 4 Fouls: Dukiple-Sea Villa 7 - Bolebrielbury 10 Yellow Cards: Dukiple-Sea Villa 1 - Bolebrielbury 2 Tackles: Dukiple-Sea Villa 6 - Bolebrielbury 10 Pass Accuracy: Dukiple-Sea Villa 88% - Bolebrielbury 82% Dribbles: Dukiple-Sea Villa 7 - Bolebrielbury 6
The match’s statistical profile underscores Bolebrielbury’s efficiency and tactical discipline, turning their superior shot quality into a commanding victory. Dukiple-Sea Villa, despite holding a slight possession advantage, failed to translate their control into meaningful chances, a disparity that was ruthlessly exploited. As the division’s results settle, this game will be remembered as a showcase of clinical finishing and the importance of converting opportunities—lessons that the hosts might ponder in their next fixture.