The report
Key Events:
- 10' Beack Carl Powers scores, assisted by Florent Kouassi
- 22' Yellow card to Daverley Villa Jorge Alvez
- 44' Beack Carl Powers scores, assisted by Francesco Russo
- 57' Yellow card to Daverley Villa Philippe Robert
- 67' Beack Florent Kouassi scores
- 74' Beack Florent Kouassi scores, assisted by Fermin Gutierrez
- 77' Yellow card to Beack Daniel Moreno
- 88' Beack Carl Powers scores, assisted by Francesco Russo
- 89' Yellow card to Beack Stuart Hughes
The key to Beack’s success was their ability to capitalize on limited opportunities, with an expected goals tally of 1.86 vastly outstripping Villa’s negligible 0.01. The visitors registered nine shots, six on target, and maintained a high pass accuracy of 82%, which facilitated their fluid attacking movements. Villa, on the other hand, struggled to create meaningful chances, managing only a single corner and no shots on target. The game was punctuated by tactical fouling and yellow cards, but Beack’s relentless pressing and sharp passing ultimately overwhelmed the home side’s efforts to contain their attacking threats. The scoring spree began early, with Carl Powers opening the scoring in the tenth minute, setting the tone for what became a rout.
While Villa’s players showed some resilience, their inability to threaten the goal was glaring. Beack’s attacking trio—Carl Powers, Florent Kouassi, and Francesco Russo—delivered a masterclass in finishing, with Powers netting three times and Kouassi adding two goals. Russo’s two assists underlined his role as the creative hub. Villa’s defensive organisation was breached repeatedly, and their goalkeeper was kept busy, making five saves but unable to prevent the inevitable. The match was a showcase of Beack’s attacking potency and Villa’s defensive frailty, a game that will be remembered more for its clinical execution than for any defensive heroics.
Daverley Villa: No players reached a 7.0 rating, reflecting a day to forget in both attack and defence. Beack:
- Carl Powers (8.4) – A hat-trick and relentless threat up front, Powers was the standout performer.
- Florent Kouassi (8.1) – Two goals and an assist, his movement and finishing were decisive.
- Francesco Russo (7.0) – Two assists and a steady presence in midfield, orchestrating attacks effectively.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Daverley Villa 56% - Beack 44% Shots (On Target): 0 (0) - Beack 9 (6) Corners: 1 - 1 Fouls: 7 - 7 Yellow Cards: 2 - 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: 12 - 7 Pass Accuracy: 84% - 82% Tackles: 12 - 19
The match was a reminder that possession alone does not win games, especially when the finishing touch is so lacking. Beack’s clinical approach and disciplined defence proved decisive, leaving Daverley Villa to ponder their defensive vulnerabilities and attacking impotence.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Carl Powers
A hat-trick and relentless threat up front, Powers was the standout performer.
Florent Kouassi
Two goals and an assist, his movement and finishing were decisive.
Francesco Russo
Two assists and a steady presence in midfield, orchestrating attacks effectively.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Florent Kouassi to Carl Powers. 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

