The report
Key Events:
- 9' Stand City Kai Quek scores, assisted by Tamaz Barbaqadze
- 42' Yellow card to Stand City Zain Yeoh
- 48' Stand City Kai Quek scores, assisted by Nikoloz Dumbadze
- 62' Bares Wanderers Michel Lemoine scores
- 65' Yellow card to Bares Wanderers Michael Brown
- 66' Stand City Eric Bonneau scores, assisted by Zain Yeoh
- 87' Yellow card to Bares Wanderers Philippe Robert
In terms of expected goals, Stand City’s 3.33 xG vastly outperformed their actual tally of three goals, indicating a highly efficient finishing display. Their attacking play was characterized by sharp, precise shots, with 12 on target from 15 attempts, reflecting their dominance in the final third. Conversely, Bares Wanderers created fewer clear-cut chances, with an xG of 1.17 and only three shots on target. Despite the Wanderers' efforts, their defensive organization was breached multiple times, especially in the first half, when Stand City’s fluid attacking combinations kept their goalkeeper busy. Tactical analysis suggests that Stand City’s high possession and pass accuracy (86%) allowed them to control the tempo, while Bares Wanderers relied on sporadic counters and set-pieces to threaten.
Player ratings reveal no standout performers reaching a 7.0+ score, but Kai Quek’s brace and overall attacking threat were instrumental in the victory. Stand City’s disciplined midfield and solid defensive organization limited the visitors’ opportunities, while their clinical finishing turned possession into goals. The Wanderers’ resilience was evident, but they lacked the cutting edge needed to convert their chances into goals, despite creating some promising moments late in the game. The match demonstrated the importance of efficiency in front of goal and tactical discipline in securing three points.
The match was a demonstration of Stand City’s attacking efficiency and tactical control, with their high possession and clinical finishing ultimately securing a well-deserved victory. Despite Bares Wanderers’ spirited efforts and moments of promise, they were unable to match the hosts’ precision in front of goal. The game highlighted the importance of converting chances and maintaining defensive discipline, with Stand City now looking to build on this solid performance in upcoming fixtures.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Kai Quek*
Led the line with two well-taken goals and constant threat.
Tamaz Barbaqadze*
Provided creative spark and key assist.
Nikoloz Dumbadze*
Worked tirelessly in midfield, contributing to attack.
Michel Lemoine*
Scored a consolation for Bares Wanderers with a composed finish.
Eric Bonneau*
His goal kept Wanderers in the game, showing good movement.
Zain Yeoh*
Booked early, but contributed defensively and with an assist.
Michael Brown*
Picked up a yellow card, struggled to influence proceedings.
Philippe Robert*
Booked late, lacked impact in attack.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Tamaz Barbaqadze to Kai Quek. 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


