The report
Key Events:
- 15' Yellow card to Leynils City Luis Pinto
- 29' Leynils City Luca Colombo scores
- 40' Yellow card to Alton-Tew Mihajlo Mešić
- 43' Alton-Tew Mihajlo Mešić scores, assisted by John Phillips
- 45' Alton-Tew John Phillips scores, assisted by Philippe Denis
- 49' Alton-Tew Moses Yahaya scores, assisted by Gustavo Perez
- 55' Alton-Tew Valter Gonçalves scores, assisted by Moses Yahaya
- 58' Yellow card to Leynils City Lindomar Da Silva
- 59' Leynils City Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 78' Yellow card to Alton-Tew Moses Yahaya
- 84' Leynils City Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
- 86' Alton-Tew Valter Gonçalves scores, assisted by Moses Yahaya
The match was characterized by a high shot count from Alton-Tew, who fired off twenty attempts compared to Leynils City's seven, with twelve on target to the hosts' five. Despite this, the expected goals (xG) figures—1.5 for Leynils City and 3.84 for Alton-Tew—highlighted that the visitors' finishing was well above their statistical expectation. The game saw a flurry of goals in the second half, with Alton-Tew capitalizing on their chances, especially through the efforts of Valter Gonçalves and Moses Yahaya. Leynils City’s goals came from Luca Colombo and Bruno Rossi, both moments of individual brilliance amid a game dominated by attacking intent. Tactical discipline was notably absent from Leynils, whose defensive line repeatedly found itself exposed, while Alton-Tew’s attack was both relentless and precise, turning their dominance into a five-goal haul.
While the scoreline might suggest a chaotic affair, the game’s underlying story was one of efficiency and opportunism. Alton-Tew outperformed their xG, suggesting their finishing was particularly sharp, and their ability to convert chances was a key factor in the result. Conversely, Leynils City’s defensive lapses and inability to capitalize on their limited opportunities meant they paid the price. The match also featured a fair share of cards, with two yellow cards for each side, but no dismissals, indicating a game that was competitive without descending into chaos. Ultimately, the visitors’ attacking prowess and clinical finishing sealed a victory that might have been even more comprehensive had their finishing been less clinical.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Leynils City 49% - Alton-Tew 51% Shots (On Target): Leynils City 7 (5) - Alton-Tew 20 (12) Corners: Leynils City 3 - Alton-Tew 6 Fouls: Leynils City 9 - Alton-Tew 11 Yellow Cards: Leynils City 2 - Alton-Tew 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Leynils City 8 - Alton-Tew 7 Pass Accuracy: Leynils City 83% - Alton-Tew 83%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luca Colombo*
Scored a well-taken goal and provided an assist, showing composure in attack.
Bruno Rossi*
His goal and overall work rate made him a constant threat.
Luis Pinto*
Booked early but responded with a goal and solid distribution.
Valter Gonçalves*
Two goals and a commanding presence up front, the standout for Alton-Tew.
Moses Yahaya*
A goal, two assists, and a yellow card, exemplifying his all-action style.
John Phillips*
Scored and assisted, contributing significantly to the visitors' attack.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Luca Colombo, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

