The report
Key Events:
- 11' Calee Mary United Rhys Beynon scores, assisted by Herman van der Veen
- 21' Yellow card to Favelmer Max Paris
- 27' Calee Mary United Dante Vera scores, assisted by Thomas Taylor
- 30' Yellow card to Calee Mary United Richard Stone
- 32' Calee Mary United Dante Vera scores, assisted by Rhys Beynon
- 35' Calee Mary United Thomas Taylor scores
- 44' Favelmer Max Paris scores, assisted by Hussein Hansen
- 76' Calee Mary United Dante Vera scores
- 79' Yellow card to Calee Mary United Amadou Ndaw
- 81' Calee Mary United Dante Vera scores, assisted by Richard Stone
- 88' Favelmer Mario Rizzi scores
- 90' Yellow card to Favelmer Mario Rizzi
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Favelmer scored twice from 1.3 xG, finishing 0.7 above its chance-quality estimate. Calee Mary United’s six goals came from 3.99 xG, an even larger over-performance of 2.01; the visitors made their opportunities count with unusual efficiency, especially Vera, whose four goals supplied the bluntest possible punctuation. The underlying volume was substantial, too: Calee Mary United had 20 shots, 13 on target, against Favelmer’s five shots, all on target. Possession was nearly even, but the shot count tells a less diplomatic story. Favelmer had the ball often enough to share the afternoon; Calee Mary United found far more ways to make it dangerous.
- Favelmer: No standout performers rated 7.0 or above.
- Calee Mary United:
- Dante Vera (9.2) - Scored four times, taking a commanding share of the visitors’ finishing.
- Rhys Beynon (7.3) - Opened the scoring and assisted Vera.
- Thomas Taylor (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Vera.
The final score, Favelmer 2 - 6 Calee Mary United, reflects both the visitors’ attacking authority and their sharpness in front of goal. Their four-goal first-half burst put the match on a steep incline before the break, while Favelmer’s late reply at 88' arrived after Vera had already added two more to his tally. Calee Mary United produced the greater pressure and the greater reward; Favelmer, despite matching the visitors’ possession closely, had little room to turn its share of the ball into a contest. The evening’s arithmetic is plain enough: the shots were lopsided, the goals more so, and Vera made certain the distinction was difficult to miss.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Dante Vera
Scored four times, taking a commanding share of the visitors’ finishing.
Rhys Beynon
Opened the scoring and assisted Vera.
Thomas Taylor
Scored once and assisted Vera.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Herman van der Veen to Rhys Beynon. 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

