The report
Key Events:
- 6' Yellow card to Guisham Villa Jaekuk Sim
- 7' Guisham Villa Ricardo Perez scores, assisted by Jon Dixon
- 9' Guisham Villa Ahmed Salah scores, assisted by Josef Schumacher
- 20' Guisham Villa Jon Dixon scores
- 21' Guisham Villa Ricardo Perez scores
- 23' Guisham Villa Jon Dixon scores, assisted by Jaekuk Sim
- 36' Yellow card to Chitwick United Luis Pinto
- 56' Yellow card to Chitwick United Xinping Boon
- 61' Guisham Villa Josef Schumacher scores, assisted by Willem de Vries
- 84' Yellow card to Chitwick United Luca Colombo
- 86' Yellow card to Guisham Villa Mario Yañez
The game was a tale of contrasting approaches. Guisham Villa maintained a near-even possession share but vastly outperformed in shot creation, firing 21 shots with 18 on target—an astonishing conversion rate. Their xG of 4.84 suggests they were slightly overperforming their expected goals, but their finishing was sharp and decisive. Villa's relentless pressure and quick transitions repeatedly troubled the home side’s defense, which struggled to contain the visitors’ attacking fluidity. Meanwhile, Chitwick United managed only two shots, with a meager xG of 0.36, highlighting their inability to threaten Villa’s goal or impose any offensive rhythm.
Defensively, Villa’s disciplined approach kept their goal relatively untroubled, conceding only a single shot on target and making four tackles. The hosts, on the other hand, were repeatedly caught out, with 15 saves needed from their goalkeeper—an indication of Villa’s relentless attack and Chitwick’s defensive fragility. The yellow cards handed out to both sides reflect a game played with some intensity, but Villa’s clinical finishing ultimately sealed the outcome. This match will likely serve as a reminder to Chitwick United of the importance of defensive organization and attacking sharpness in this division.
No Villa players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold apart from the top three, but their collective effort was evident. The hosts had no players rated above 7.0, reflecting their struggles throughout the match.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Chitwick United 51% - Guisham Villa 49% Shots (On Target): 2 (1-18) Corners: 3-4 Fouls: 8-10 Yellow Cards: 3-2 Red Cards: 0-0 Dribbles: 9-14 Pass Accuracy: 84%-83% Tackles: 3-4
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Villa’s offensive onslaught was relentless, and their defensive discipline kept the hosts at bay. The game’s outcome was a testament to Villa’s attacking prowess and Chitwick United’s inability to cope with the visitors’ intensity. As the division progresses, Villa will look to build on this commanding display, while Chitwick must regroup and address their defensive vulnerabilities if they are to avoid similar results in the future.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jon Dixon*
The standout performer, scored twice and assisted once, orchestrating Villa’s attack with poise.
Ricardo Perez*
Netted two goals and was a constant threat in the final third, showing clinical finishing.
Josef Schumacher*
Added a goal and an assist, contributing to Villa’s fluid attacking play.
Luis Pinto*
Booked early and struggled to contain Villa’s wide threats.
Xinping Boon*
Picked up a yellow card but lacked impact offensively.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Ricardo Perez for Guisham Villa. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

