The report
Key Events:
- 8' Hyth Roman Abesadze scores
- 17' Hyth Michel Daniel scores, assisted by Jose Jimenez
- 21' Hyth Temur Nozadze scores, assisted by Philip Porter
- 40' Yellow card to Tidge Rovers John Parsons
- 48' Yellow card to Tidge Rovers Colin Wright
- 60' Hyth Dean Johnston scores
- 61' Yellow card to Hyth Jose Jimenez
- 73' Hyth Roman Abesadze scores
- 83' Hyth Michel Daniel scores
- 89' Hyth Michel Daniel scores, assisted by Roman Abesadze
- 90' Hyth Temur Nozadze scores, assisted by Jose Jimenez
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Hyth at 4.5 xG and Tidge Rovers at 0.86. The actual score, 8-0, therefore represents a substantial over-performance from Hyth, while Tidge Rovers finished without a goal despite creating chances worth just under one by the estimate. The visitors’ 22 shots, including 15 on target, show this was not a flurry built from one improbable finish: they repeatedly got attempts away and converted with startling efficiency. Tidge Rovers managed four shots, three on target, but could not turn their limited attacking return into a goal. Possession leaned 55% to the hosts, a tidy reminder that the ball can be held without the match being held.
Tidge Rovers: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
Hyth:
- Michel Daniel (8.4) - Scored three times, providing the clearest finishing edge in a dominant attacking display.
- Roman Abesadze (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Michel Daniel late on, contributing directly to three goals.
- Temur Nozadze (7.6) - Scored twice, including the final goal in the 90th minute.
The scoreline leaves little need for elaborate conclusions, though the detail gives Hyth proper credit: they made 15 of 22 shots on target and spread their goals across four scorers. Tidge Rovers had more possession, more dribbles and more tackles, but those figures did not translate into enough threat to alter the contest. The three yellow cards were the only interruptions in a match whose decisive feature was the gap between the sides in front of goal. Eight goals is a sizeable return against 4.5 xG; the visitors took their opportunities with uncommon ruthlessness, and the final 0 - 8 is the part of the evening that will travel furthest.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Michel Daniel
Scored three times, providing the clearest finishing edge in a dominant attacking display.
Roman Abesadze
Scored twice and assisted Michel Daniel late on, contributing directly to three goals.
Temur Nozadze
Scored twice, including the final goal in the 90th minute.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Roman Abesadze, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

