The report
Key Events:
- 18' Yellow card to Easing Albion Leonardo Medina
- 22' Guisham Villa scores, assisted by Nenad Abramović
- 27' Easing Albion Amos Musa scores, assisted by Leonardo Medina
- 45' Easing Albion Amos Musa scores, assisted by Victor Ordoñez
- 46' Yellow card to Guisham Villa Madou Kouakou
- 48' Yellow card to Guisham Villa Nenad Abramović
- 52' Easing Albion Amos Musa scores
- 84' Easing Albion scores
The game’s narrative was shaped early by a yellow card to Medina for Albion at 18', but Villa responded swiftly with a goal from Nenad Abramović at 22', assisted by the industrious Nenad Abramović. However, Albion’s response was swift and ruthless, with Amos Musa scoring twice in quick succession at 27' and 45', the latter assisted by Victor Ordoñez. The visitors’ attacking prowess was further demonstrated after halftime, with Musa completing his hat-trick at 52' and a late strike at 84' sealing the game. Villa’s attempts to claw back into the match were hampered by discipline issues, as Kouakou and Abramović received yellow cards in quick succession after the break, disrupting their rhythm.
Tactically, Albion’s superior shot volume and xG (3.14 vs. Villa’s 1.42) reflected their dominance in creating high-quality chances. Despite Villa’s possession being marginally higher at 49%, their conversion rate was underwhelming, and their defensive efforts, while valiant, couldn’t contain Musa’s relentless runs. Albion’s ability to convert more of their chances into goals, combined with Villa’s missed opportunities, ultimately dictated the outcome. The game demonstrated that in football, efficiency often trumps possession, and Albion’s clinical edge was the decisive factor.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Guisham Villa 49% - Easing Albion 51% Shots (On Target): Villa 8 (4) - Albion 16 (10) Corners: Villa 2 - Albion 3 Fouls: Villa 9 - Albion 10 Yellow Cards: Villa 2 - Albion 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Villa 10 - Albion 4 Pass Accuracy: Villa 87% - Albion 86% Tackles: Villa 8 - Albion 8
The result leaves Albion with a well-earned victory, their attacking efficiency shining through in a game that balanced effort with clinical execution. Villa’s effort was commendable, but ultimately, the visitors’ sharpness in front of goal proved decisive in this Division 6 League 28 encounter.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Amos Musa*
A relentless attacking force, Musa’s hat-trick was the catalyst for Albion’s victory.
Victor Ordoñez*
Provided crucial assists and maintained composure in midfield.
Leonardo Medina*
Booked early, his influence was limited, but he contributed to Albion’s attacking threat.
Nenad Abramović*
Scored for Villa and showed resilience, though his discipline was tested.
Madou Kouakou*
His yellow card reflected the tense nature of Villa’s defending, but he kept fighting.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Mamuka Giorgadze for Guisham Villa. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

