The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Aclegistow Seye Mbaye
- 13' Aclegistow Alfredo Martinez scores, assisted by Frank van der Ven
- 15' Aclegistow David Henderson scores
- 28' Aclegistow Jay Hall scores, assisted by Erich Schmidt
- 34' Aclegistow Alfredo Martinez scores
- 41' Yellow card to Leywoot Philippe Robert
- 49' Aclegistow Seye Mbaye scores
- 51' Yellow card to Leywoot Jorge Alvez
- 52' Aclegistow Jay Hall scores, assisted by Musa Sunday
- 54' Aclegistow David Henderson scores
- 60' Yellow card to Aclegistow Ronald Harris
- 66' Aclegistow Erich Schmidt scores
- 89' Aclegistow Ronald Harris scores
The game’s narrative was largely written in the first half, with Aclegistow establishing a commanding lead by the 34th minute. Alfredo Martinez opened the scoring in the 13th minute, assisted by Frank van der Ven, setting the tone for what became a relentless assault. David Henderson doubled the advantage two minutes later, and Jay Hall added a third with an assist from Erich Schmidt. The hosts’ attacking fluidity was complemented by disciplined pressing, although Leywoot’s defensive organization was notably absent. The visitors’ only notable moment was a yellow card for Philippe Robert in the 41st minute, a sign of their frustration. After the break, Aclegistow continued their relentless pursuit of goals, with Seye Mbaye scoring in the 49th minute and Jay Hall adding his second in the 52nd, assisted by Musa Sunday. Henderson scored again in the 54th, and Schmidt’s goal in the 66th sealed the rout. Ronald Harris capped the scoring in the 89th minute, completing a comprehensive victory that was as much about the hosts’ efficiency as the visitors’ shortcomings.
Tactically, Aclegistow outperformed expectations, with an expected goals (xG) of 4.61, more than double Leywoot’s negligible 0.01. The hosts created high-quality chances, reflected in their 17 shots on target, while Leywoot struggled to muster any meaningful attempts. The game was a masterclass in conversion, with Aclegistow converting their chances at a rate far above their xG, highlighting their clinical edge. Leywoot’s inability to threaten the goal was compounded by their low shot count and lack of on-target efforts, underscoring the tactical gulf that developed early on. The match demonstrated how possession and chance quality can be decisive, even when the overall game remains relatively balanced in terms of ball control.
In conclusion, Aclegistow’s emphatic victory was a testament to their attacking prowess and defensive discipline, while Leywoot’s struggles exposed their vulnerabilities. The game will be remembered for the prolific goal-scoring, but also as a reminder that football often rewards efficiency and execution over mere effort. For Aclegistow, this result boosts confidence and sets a high standard for the rest of the season; for Leywoot, it’s a sobering lesson in the importance of defensive organization and finishing.
No Leywoot players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, highlighting their struggles across the pitch.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Aclegistow 54% - Leywoot 46% Shots (On Target): Aclegistow 20 (17) - Leywoot 0 (0) Corners: Aclegistow 5 - Leywoot 5 Fouls: Aclegistow 10 - Leywoot 10 Yellow Cards: Aclegistow 2 - Leywoot 2 Red Cards: Aclegistow 0 - Leywoot 0 Dribbles: Aclegistow 8 - Leywoot 14 Pass Accuracy: Aclegistow 81% - Leywoot 79%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Alfredo Martinez*
Scored twice and was a constant threat in attack.
David Henderson*
Showed clinical finishing with two goals.
Jay Hall*
Netted two goals, including a well-taken finish assisted by Schmidt.
Erich Schmidt*
Provided a goal and an assist, orchestrating attacks from midfield.
Ronald Harris*
Added a late goal, demonstrating persistence.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Frank van der Ven to Alfredo Martinez. 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

