The report
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Ludgewkegaton at 3.93 xG and Earwood Park at 0.86, a substantial advantage that aligns with the 4 - 0 scoreline. The hosts finished almost exactly in line with the quality of chances they created, while the visitors scored none despite generating some opportunities of their own. The shot count, 18 to four, and shots on target, 14 to three, show how often Ludgewkegaton made its attacking work count. Earwood Park had more dribbles and made more tackles, but those efforts did not translate into sustained pressure or enough chances to alter the match.
The goals arrived at useful intervals for Ludgewkegaton: Stewart MacDonald opened the scoring in the 22nd minute, and Luca Colombo doubled the lead before half-time. Colombo struck again seven minutes after the restart, with Jorge Correia providing the assist, and Oscar Guzman added a fourth in the 73rd minute after Kone N'guessan set him up. That spread of goals across the match left Earwood Park with little room to build a response. Possession was not overwhelming at 55% to 45%, but Ludgewkegaton’s greater accuracy and attacking volume made the difference. There were no cards for either side, and the six fouls apiece kept the disciplinary ledger unusually quiet for a match with such a lopsided final score.
Key Events:
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22' Ludgewkegaton Stewart MacDonald scores
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40' Ludgewkegaton Luca Colombo scores
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52' Ludgewkegaton Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Jorge Correia
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73' Ludgewkegaton Oscar Guzman scores, assisted by Kone N'guessan
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No Earwood Park players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luca Colombo
Scored twice, including the goal that made it 3 - 0, and led Ludgewkegaton’s finish to a performance that matched its attacking control.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Stewart MacDonald, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

