The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Gill-en Phillip Lewis
- 5' Yellow card to Chiptocke Albion Adrian Morales
- 17' Chiptocke Albion Tamaz Abramishvili scores, assisted by Peter Hennig
- 19' Yellow card to Chiptocke Albion Sunday Muazu
- 32' Chiptocke Albion Peter Hennig scores, assisted by Christopher Gagnon
- 56' Yellow card to Gill-en Mladen Galić
- 60' Chiptocke Albion James Hernandez scores, assisted by Bruno Luís
- 67' Chiptocke Albion Tamaz Abramishvili scores, assisted by Adrian Morales
- 69' Yellow card to Chiptocke Albion Christopher Gagnon
The match’s key moments arrived early, with yellow cards for both sides in the opening five minutes setting a combative tone. Tamaz Abramishvili opened the scoring in the 17th minute, capitalizing on a well-weighted pass from Peter Hennig. The visitors doubled their lead shortly after, with Hennig himself netting in the 32nd minute after a clever assist from Christopher Gagnon. The second half saw James Hernandez extend Albion’s advantage in the 60th minute, assisted by Bruno Luís, before Abramishvili struck again in the 67th minute, sealing the rout with a finish from close range. The game’s flow was punctuated by a series of yellow cards, but no further dismissals, as Albion’s disciplined approach kept them on top throughout.
Statistically, Albion’s dominance was clear. They created nearly five times as many chances as Gill-en, with an expected goals tally of 2.79 compared to the hosts’ 0.51. The visitors’ 14 shots, nine on target, contrasted sharply with Gill-en’s mere two attempts, both on target. Albion’s passing accuracy was marginally better at 83%, and their ability to regain possession through nine tackles kept the game firmly in their control. Despite Gill-en’s effort to press high, they were unable to convert their possession into meaningful chances, and their nine saves highlight the pressure Albion applied in attack.
For Gill-en, no players reached the 7.0 mark, but Phillip Lewis and Mladen Galić earned respect for their resilience, despite the scoreline.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Gill-en 56% - Albion 44% Shots (On Target): Gill-en 2 (2) - Albion 14 (9) Corners: Gill-en 7 - Albion 7 Fouls: Gill-en 7 - Albion 8 Yellow Cards: Gill-en 2 - Albion 3 Red Cards: Gill-en 0 - Albion 0 Dribbles: Gill-en 10 - Albion 6 Pass Accuracy: Gill-en 85% - Albion 83% Tackles: Gill-en 3 - Albion 9
In the end, Albion’s efficiency and clinical edge proved too much for Gill-en, who will need to reflect on their defensive lapses and lack of cutting edge in front of goal if they are to turn their fortunes around. Albion, meanwhile, march on with confidence, their attacking players demonstrating the kind of finishing that turns possession into points.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Tamaz Abramishvili*
Led the line with two goals, showing clinical finishing and good movement.
Peter Hennig*
Scored one and assisted another, orchestrating Albion’s attack effectively.
James Hernandez*
Added a crucial third goal, demonstrating composure and positioning.
Christopher Gagnon*
Provided the assist for Hennig’s goal and kept Albion’s midfield ticking.
Bruno Luís*
His assist for Hernandez’s goal underlined his creative contribution.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Peter Hennig to Tamaz Abramishvili. 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

