The report
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Mity City Vladimir štimac
- 13' Yellow card to Chinesburtham Bruno Barrios
- 15' Mity City Robert Bogović scores
- 16' Yellow card to Mity City Alberto Semedo
- 18' Yellow card to Chinesburtham Poul Hansen
- 22' Chinesburtham Karlo Miqeladze scores, assisted by Claudino Da Cruz
- 35' Yellow card to Mity City Robert Bogović
- 41' Yellow card to Chinesburtham Luca Colombo
- 42' Yellow card to Mity City Claudinei Borges
- 57' Yellow card to Chinesburtham Miguel Martinez
- 59' Chinesburtham Bruno Barrios scores, assisted by Gordon Hughes
- 70' Mity City Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
- 82' Mity City Saliou Sow scores, assisted by Robert Bogović
- 90' Chinesburtham Karlo Miqeladze scores, assisted by Claudino Da Cruz
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Mity City scored three from 1.35 xG, substantially exceeding the chance quality of its opportunities. Chinesburtham scored three from 2.34 xG, also finishing above its estimate, though by a smaller margin. The visitors’ 11 shots and eight on target suggest a more sustained supply of threatening attempts; Mity City made its seven shots count with striking efficiency. The hosts’ 54% possession, nine corners and 11 dribbles point to pressure and initiative, but possession did not translate into a higher xG. Both sides outperformed the model, turning a contest with a clear shot-volume edge for Chinesburtham into a 3-3 draw. The estimates are not verdicts, but they do show how sharply the finishing altered the likely shape of the game.
The early cards made for a busy first half, with four cautions before the 20th minute and eight in total. Mity City took the lead through Robert Bogović, but Karlo Miqeladze levelled for Chinesburtham before the break. The visitors then went ahead through Bruno Barrios; Mity City answered with goals from Xinping Boon and Saliou Sow, only for Miqeladze to complete his brace at the end. That sequence accounts for all six goals and leaves little room for anyone to mistake the match for a quiet afternoon.
The 3-3 result reflects a contest where Mity City made the most of its chances and Chinesburtham kept generating enough pressure to stay in it. The hosts’ passing accuracy was higher, 84% to 79%, and they won the dribble count 11-6, while Chinesburtham led in shots, shots on target and fouls. Neither side received a red card, despite the steady accumulation of yellow ones. Miqeladze’s late equaliser denied Mity City a comeback win; Bogović had already contributed a goal and an assist, and was cautioned along the way. In a match of three goals apiece, the final minute supplied the most decisive punctuation.
Mity City
- Robert Bogović (7.0) - Scored the opener and assisted Saliou Sow, adding a decisive contribution at both ends of the hosts’ scoring. Chinesburtham
- Karlo Miqeladze (7.6) - Scored twice, including the 90th-minute equaliser.
- Claudino Da Cruz (7.0) - Set up both of Miqeladze’s goals.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Robert Bogović
Scored the opener and assisted Saliou Sow, adding a decisive contribution at both ends of the hosts’ scoring.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Robert Bogović for Mity City. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

