The report
Key Events:
- 10' Yellow card to Noroughop's Hey Luis Pinto
- 15' Yellow card to Breennock an unnamed player
- 20' Breennock Jose Avila scores, assisted by Kurt Mouritsen
- 29' Breennock scores, assisted by Mohamed Elsayed
- 44' Yellow card to Noroughop's Hey Xinping Boon
- 51' Breennock Moussa Ouattara scores, assisted by Jose Avila
- 58' Breennock Mathias Schmidt scores, assisted by Kurt Mouritsen
- 86' Breennock Omar Toro scores
- 88' Breennock Guosheng Seet scores, assisted by Mathias Schmidt
The match’s statistical story is almost as lopsided as the scoreline. Breennock’s 22 shots to Noroughop’s Hey’s single attempt paints a picture of relentless offensive pressure. Their expected goals tally of 4.79 vastly outstripped the visitors’ 0.26, confirming that the hosts created high-quality chances and converted them with clinical precision. Noroughop’s Hey, meanwhile, struggled to get anything going beyond a solitary shot on target, and their defensive organization was repeatedly breached. The game was a textbook example of how possession and shot volume do not always translate into success, but in this case, Breennock’s efficiency was undeniable. Tactical discipline and sharp finishing made the difference, with the visitors left chasing shadows and a scoreline that reflected their struggles.
While the game was largely decided early, Breennock’s players demonstrated consistency and flair throughout. Jose Avila and Mathias Schmidt both scored and assisted, earning ratings of 7.3/10, while Kurt Mouritsen’s two assists contributed to the rout. Omar Toro and Guosheng Seet also found the net late on, sealing a dominant victory. Noroughop’s Hey, on the other hand, lacked standout performers and struggled to impose themselves. The yellow cards to Luis Pinto and Xinping Boon added a touch of discipline issues, but the real story was the hosts’ relentless attack and the visitors’ inability to cope. Breennock’s squad showed they are serious contenders, while Noroughop’s Hey will need to find answers quickly if they are to avoid further embarrassment.
No Noroughop’s Hey players reached the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their struggles.
Breennock’s victory was a display of offensive efficiency and tactical discipline, with their attacking players making the most of their chances. Noroughop’s Hey, meanwhile, will need to reassess quickly if they are to avoid further embarrassment in the league. The game’s outcome was never in doubt after the early goals, but the hosts’ relentless pursuit of goal ensured the final margin was as commanding as the statistics suggest.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jose Avila*
A goal and an assist, his movement and finishing were key to Breennock’s success.
Mathias Schmidt*
Scored and assisted, his link-up play was vital in breaking down the visitors.
Kurt Mouritsen*
Provided two assists, his creativity was a constant threat.
Omar Toro*
Added a late goal, showing composure in front of goal.
Guosheng Seet*
Sealed the win with a goal, his movement off the ball was sharp.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Jose Avila for Breennock. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

