The report
Key Events:
- 9' Chamer Albion Oumar Ndiaye scores
- 15' Chamer Albion Albertino Ramos scores, assisted by Byungho Ku
- 26' Chamer Albion Albertino Ramos scores
- 31' Chamer Albion Silvio Faria scores, assisted by Pedro Campos
- 32' Yellow card to Chamer Albion George Paterson
- 49' Didge City Xinping Boon scores
- 64' Chamer Albion Byungho Ku scores
- 66' Yellow card to Didge City Lindomar Da Silva
Didge City had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher. Xinping Boon did score after the break, but the visitors’ limited shot count left little opportunity to turn their share of possession into a sustained recovery. The two yellow cards came amid a match already heavily tilted by the scoreline; neither changed the direction of travel.
The result was built on Chamer Albion’s early efficiency, with four goals arriving by the 31st minute and a fifth in the 64th. Didge City’s goal at 49 minutes briefly interrupted that procession, but the hosts restored their four-goal margin before the visitors could build on it. The statistics tell a neat, slightly lopsided story: Didge City passed more accurately and dribbled more often, while Chamer Albion tackled more, shot much more, and won 5 - 1. Possession can be a useful asset; on this occasion, it was mostly a way to watch the hosts finish their chances.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Albertino Ramos
Scored twice, including Chamer Albion’s second, and gave the hosts an early foothold that became a commanding lead.
Byungho Ku
Assisted Ramos’s goal and added a goal of his own to complete a productive contribution.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Oumar Ndiaye, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison