The report
Key Events:
- 10' Lonesby United Kakhaber Abtsiauri scores, assisted by Remco Stevens
- 18' Yellow card to Lonesby United Jose Rodriguez
- 22' Red card to St Ham Branko Bartolić
- 52' Lonesby United Jose Rodriguez scores, assisted by Remco Stevens
- 56' Lonesby United Jan Jensen scores
- 59' Lonesby United Jose Rodriguez scores, assisted by Rai Ito
- 61' Yellow card to Lonesby United Jan Jensen
- 76' Yellow card to Lonesby United Jan Jensen
- 76' Red card to Lonesby United Jan Jensen
- 86' Lonesby United Kakhaber Abtsiauri scores, assisted by Rai Ito
- 90' Yellow card to Lonesby United Remco Stevens
Lonesby United’s attacking efficiency was evident from the outset, with Kakhaber Abtsiauri opening the scoring in the tenth minute, assisted by Remco Stevens. The visitors’ early red card to Branko Bartolić at 22’ left them chasing shadows, and from then on, the hosts pressed their advantage. Jose Rodriguez doubled the lead at 52’ and added a third at 59’, both assisted by Remco Stevens and Rai Ito respectively. Jan Jensen scored the fourth in the56th minute, before Abtsiauri completed his brace with a goal in the86th minute. The game was marred by multiple bookings, including a hat-trick of cards for Jan Jensen and a red for him as well, highlighting the frustrations and disciplinary issues that plagued the visitors. The game’s flow was disrupted by these fouls, but the hosts maintained their composure and clinical edge, turning their dominance into a convincing victory.
Tactically, the game was a tale of two contrasting approaches. Lonesby United managed to convert their chances with precision, reflected in their xG of 3.99, nearly four times their actual goal tally, indicating they could have scored even more. Meanwhile, St Ham’s minimal xG of 0.26 underscores their inability to threaten the goal, despite having marginally more possession and dribbling more often. The visitors’ high dribble count suggests they attempted to create openings through individual flair, but their lack of finishing and the red card effectively sealed their fate. The hosts’ disciplined pressing and sharp passing, with 85% pass accuracy, allowed them to control the game and capitalize on the visitors’ chaos.
In the end, Lonesby United’s dominance was clear, not just in the score but in the overall flow and control of the game. The visitors’ discipline issues and inability to convert their rare chances left them with a heavy defeat. The hosts will take confidence from their attacking display and their ability to capitalize on the opposition’s mistakes, while St Ham will need to reflect on their discipline and finishing if they are to improve in future fixtures.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Kakhaber Abtsiauri*
A double goal hero, his presence up front was a constant threat.
Jose Rodriguez*
Scored twice and showed composure despite the yellow card.
Rai Ito*
Provided two assists and kept the attack ticking.
Remco Stevens*
His creative passes set up two goals and kept the midfield organized.
Jan Jensen*
Managed a goal and drew multiple fouls, though his discipline was questionable.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Remco Stevens to Kakhaber Abtsiauri. 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

