The report
Key Events:
- 14' Immincassind Rade Đukić scores, assisted by Eduardo Villegas
- 25' Immincassind Per Rasmussen scores, assisted by Ivan Barclay
- 45' Yellow card to Stree United Weijie Hong
- 46' Immincassind Vincent Goh scores
- 49' Immincassind Fernando Reyes scores, assisted by Eduardo Villegas
- 50' Yellow card to Stree United Friedrich Unger
- 58' Yellow card to Immincassind Per Rasmussen
- 71' Yellow card to Stree United Israel Morales
- 73' Immincassind Ivan Barclay scores
- 81' Immincassind Eduardo Villegas scores
- 88' Yellow card to Stree United Luis Pinto
- 89' Yellow card to Immincassind Vincent Goh
- 90' Yellow card to Stree United Bruno Rossi
The first goal arrived early, at the 14th minute, with Rade Đukić capitalizing on a precise pass from Eduardo Villegas. From then on, Immincassind took control, doubling their lead at the 25th minute through Per Rasmussen, assisted by Ivan Barclay. The visitors’ relentless pressure was reflected in their 14 shots, all on target, and a dominant xG of 3.55, starkly contrasting with Stree United’s modest 0.26. The hosts’ defensive frailty was compounded by a series of yellow cards, including one to Weijie Hong just before halftime, which perhaps summed up their frustrations. After the break, the visitors continued their assault, with Vincent Goh and Fernando Reyes adding to the tally, the latter assisted by Villegas. The game descended into a series of disciplinary measures, with further bookings for both sides, but the real story was the clinical efficiency of Immincassind’s attack, which outperformed their xG by a significant margin.
Tactically, Immincassind exploited the space left by a disorganized Stree United defense, with their forwards and midfielders combining fluidly. The high number of corners (10 to 1) suggests persistent pressure, even if it did not always translate into goals. The visitors’ ability to maintain pass accuracy at 84% and execute 13 dribbles indicates a team comfortable in possession and confident in their attacking transitions. Meanwhile, Stree United struggled to create meaningful chances, their solitary shot on target a testament to their offensive impotence. The game’s outcome was a reflection of the visitors’ superior tactical discipline and finishing, rather than just luck or chance.
In the end, Immincassind’s victory was a demonstration of ruthless efficiency, with their key players shining brightly. Eduardo Villegas, with a rating of 7.8, was instrumental, scoring once and assisting twice. Ivan Barclay also impressed, earning a 7.3 rating with a goal and an assist. While no Stree United player reached the 7.0 threshold, the collective display was a reminder that football is often a game of moments, and Immincassind seized theirs with ruthless precision.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Stree United 56% - Immincassind 44% Shots (On Target): Stree United 1 (1) - Immincassind 14 (14) Corners: Stree United 10 - Immincassind 1 Fouls: Stree United 13 - Immincassind 13 Yellow Cards: Stree United 5 - Immincassind 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Stree United 13 - Immincassind 6 Pass Accuracy: Both 84% Tackles: Both 7
The game’s final score of 0-6 encapsulates a match where Immincassind’s attacking prowess outstripped Stree United’s defensive shortcomings by a margin that was as wide as the scoreline suggests.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Eduardo Villegas*
The architect of much of the visitors’ attacking play, his influence was undeniable.
Ivan Barclay*
Showed composure and vision, contributing both goals and assists.
Fernando Reyes*
His goal capped a solid performance in attack.
Vincent Goh*
Scored the third goal and kept the pressure on the hosts.
Weijie Hong*
Despite a yellow card, his efforts were limited in impact.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Eduardo Villegas to Rade Đukić. 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

