The report
16' - Steven Clark opened the scoring for Snaington with a precise finish after an assist from Mateus Matos. 12' - Jakob Sauer doubled the lead for Snaington with a well-placed shot, increasing the pressure on Haddle. 20' - Roberto Gonzalez extended the advantage with a tidy finish, again assisted by Mateus Matos. 28' - Mateus Matos received a yellow card for a foul. 33' - Marcelo Machado added to the tally with a smart finish, assisted by Jakob Sauer. 37' - Michel Lemoine pulled a goal back for Haddle, momentarily giving some hope with a well-timed strike. 50' - Jorge Alvez scored for Haddle, making it 4-2 and briefly igniting the visitors’ fightback. 65' - Carlos Lescano scored for Snaington, restoring the four-goal cushion and sealing the game’s momentum. 70' - Michel Lemoine received a second yellow card, resulting in a red card for Haddle. 75' - Steven Clark scored his second goal of the match, confidently finishing a counter-attack. 88' - Roberto Gonzalez scored his second brace with a composed finish, assisted by Carlos Lescano. 89' - Diego Arias received a yellow card for a late foul.
The xG figures reveal Snaington's dominance in expected goals, with a total of 3.2 compared to Haddle's 1.64, reflecting their superior attacking efficiency. Despite the relatively modest xG, the hosts converted their chances at a remarkable 47% shot conversion rate, far exceeding Haddle's 29%. This clinical finishing, combined with Snaington's aggressive pressing, turned the game into a one-sided affair.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Steven Clark*
scored twice and was a constant threat in attack, demonstrating clinical finishing.
Roberto Gonzalez*
netted two goals and caused problems with his movement and finishing.
Jakob Sauer*
contributed with a goal and was solid in defense and attack transitions.
Marcelo Machado*
scored a crucial goal and maintained attacking threat throughout.
Carlos Lescano*
added a goal and was influential in linking play.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Mateus Matos to Steven Clark. 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


