The report
Key Events:
- 5' Yellow card to Wimbey Stanley Antonino Da Moura
- 18' Wimbey Stanley Ricardo Gonzalez scores, assisted by David Nieto
- 21' Yellow card to Favelmer Humberto Moreira
- 25' Wimbey Stanley Paulino Monteiro scores, assisted by Andrew Harris
- 30' Wimbey Stanley Luis Gonzalez scores, assisted by David Nieto
- 38' Wimbey Stanley Jared Jones scores, assisted by Luis Gonzalez
- 41' Yellow card to Wimbey Stanley Mohamed Salem
- 52' Yellow card to Favelmer Max Paris
- 53' Wimbey Stanley Ivan Hristov scores, assisted by Miguel Diaz
- 73' Yellow card to Wimbey Stanley Luis Gonzalez
- 76' Yellow card to Favelmer Nikola Perković
- 88' Wimbey Stanley David Nieto scores, assisted by Ricardo Gonzalez
- 89' Yellow card to Wimbey Stanley Ricardo Gonzalez
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 6 - 0 score was a substantial return above Wimbey Stanley’s 3.99 xG, while Favelmer’s 0.11 xG accurately reflects how little their single shot offered. Six goals from the hosts’ chances points to unusually sharp finishing on top of a strong supply of attempts: 17 shots, 15 on target, and five different scorers. The visitors’ 53% possession and eight corners did not translate into a shot on target, a neat illustration of the difference between having the ball and making it useful. Wimbey Stanley did not need to dominate possession to control the important part of the match: the occasions that actually asked a question of the goalkeeper.
For Favelmer, the figures leave scant comfort in the possession column. Their 12 dribbles and eight corners show they did get forward, but one shot and no attempts on target tell the harder story. Wimbey Stanley were more direct with their opportunities and repeatedly made the visitors pay, scoring four times before the break and adding two more after it. The late goal at 88' ensured the scoreline kept growing even after the contest had long since stopped being in doubt. Six goals is a broad margin, and the match statistics give little reason to mistake it for a close one.
- No Favelmer players reached a rating of 7.0.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
David Nieto
Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three of Wimbey Stanley’s goals.
Ricardo Gonzalez
Scored the opener, assisted David Nieto late on, and was booked.
Luis Gonzalez
Added a goal and an assist during Wimbey Stanley’s four-goal first half, then received a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
David Nieto to Ricardo Gonzalez. 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

