The report
Key Events:
- 5' Ripsow Lan Jose Gutierrez scores
- 31' Ripsow Lan Harold Schouten scores
- 36' Ripsow Lan Baba Tay scores, assisted by Jose Gutierrez
- 52' Ripsow Lan Harold Schouten scores, assisted by Andrew Collins
- 53' Yellow card to Ripsow Lan an unnamed player
- 66' Yellow card to Wington Villa Jorge Alvez
- 70' Yellow card to Ripsow Lan Andres Morales
- 76' Yellow card to Wington Villa Michel Lemoine
- 78' Ripsow Lan Andrew Collins scores, assisted by Harold Schouten
- 83' Yellow card to Wington Villa Philippe Robert
The key to the visitors’ success lay in their relentless attacking pressure, exemplified by their 28 shots and 20 on target, compared to Villa’s solitary effort. Jose Gutierrez opened the scoring early, setting the tone with a goal at 5’ that was followed by Harold Schouten’s double strike at 31’ and 52’. The visitors’ fluidity was further demonstrated by Baba Tay’s goal assisted by Gutierrez, and Andrew Collins’s late effort assisted by Schouten. Despite their numerical superiority in shots and possession, Ripsow Lan maintained a disciplined approach, with their defenders and midfielders working tirelessly to contain Villa’s limited attacking attempts. The game’s tactical narrative was clear: Wington Villa struggled to create meaningful chances, and their defensive vulnerabilities were ruthlessly exploited.
While the match was largely one-sided, it was not without discipline issues, as both sides received multiple yellow cards, notably Villa’s Jorge Alvez and Michel Lemoine. The visitors’ ability to convert their chances was the defining feature, with their top players earning ratings above 7.0. The home side’s defensive efforts were overwhelmed, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 21 saves, a testament to the relentless pressure from Ripsow Lan. This result leaves Villa with much to ponder, especially their inability to muster a shot on target, highlighting a need for tactical reassessment and perhaps a more pragmatic approach in future fixtures.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Wington Villa 49% - Ripsow Lan 51% Shots (On Target): Wington Villa 1 (0) - Ripsow Lan 28 (20) Corners: Wington Villa 5 - Ripsow Lan 4 Fouls: Wington Villa 9 - Ripsow Lan 8 Yellow Cards: Wington Villa 3 - Ripsow Lan 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Wington Villa 7 - Ripsow Lan 12 Pass Accuracy: Both sides 82% Tackles: Wington Villa 9 - Ripsow Lan 12
The match’s statistical profile confirms the narrative: Ripsow Lan dictated play with their superior shot volume and precision, converting a handful of chances into a comprehensive victory. Meanwhile, Villa’s inability to threaten on goal or build sustained attacks left them adrift. The game will be remembered for the visitors’ ruthless efficiency and Villa’s defensive struggles, a fixture that perhaps signals a need for a new game plan for the hosts.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Harold Schouten*
Scored twice and provided an assist, orchestrating much of the visitors’ attacking play.
Jose Gutierrez*
Opened the scoring and assisted in the third goal, a constant threat.
Andrew Collins*
His late goal capped a solid performance, linking well with Schouten.
Michel Lemoine*
Despite a yellow card, contributed to the midfield effort.
Jorge Alvez*
Booked early, struggled to contain the opposition’s attack.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Guillermo Montoya to Jose Gutierrez. 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