Rawton United 12 - 0 Pateven Wanderers

Key Events:

• 6' Rawton United Ivan Atanasov scores, assisted by Peter Lau
• 10' Rawton United Javier Gonzalez scores, assisted by Adrian Guillen
• 13' Rawton United Ivan Atanasov scores
• 16' Rawton United Keith Bailey scores, assisted by Javier Gonzalez
• 20' Red card to Pateven Wanderers Michael Brown
• 22' Rawton United Javier Gonzalez scores, assisted by Keith Bailey
• 26' Rawton United Peter Lau scores
• 35' Rawton United Adrian Guillen scores
• 49' Rawton United Stuart Mitchell scores
• 55' Rawton United Keith Bailey scores, assisted by Daryl Bell
• 56' Yellow card to Rawton United Giovanni Volpe
• 74' Rawton United Adrian Guillen scores, assisted by Javier Gonzalez
• 77' Yellow card to Pateven Wanderers Jorge Alvez
• 78' Rawton United Adrian Guillen scores
• 80' Yellow card to Rawton United Adrian Guillen
• 89' Rawton United Daryl Bell scores, assisted by Adrian Guillen

Rawton United

• Adrian Guillen (9.1) - Scored three, assisted twice and added a yellow card, leaving a productive footprint at both ends of the event ledger.
• Javier Gonzalez (8.6) - Two goals and two assists made him a central part of Rawton’s relentless scoring.
• Keith Bailey (8.1) - Netted twice and supplied an assist as the early lead kept growing.
• Ivan Atanasov (7.6) - Scored twice, including Rawton’s opener and a second goal seven minutes later.
• Peter Lau (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Atanasov’s first, contributing to the fast start.

Pateven Wanderers recorded no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

For Rawton United, the match offered a striking contrast between measured possession and almost total command of the shooting. They attempted 26 shots and put 22 on target, while Pateven Wanderers managed just one effort. Pateven completed 13 dribbles to Rawton’s three, but those runs did not produce sustained threat; the scoreboard was being written elsewhere. Rawton’s 12 goals from 5.96 xG will not be a routine expectation, even after such a comprehensive win.

The sequence tells its own story: four goals inside the opening 16 minutes, then another before half-time, followed by seven more after the break. Pateven’s dismissal arrived between the fourth and fifth Rawton goals, and the hosts continued scoring long after the contest’s practical questions had been settled. The final goal came in the 89th minute, with Daryl Bell finishing after Adrian Guillen supplied the assist. Twelve goals, a level possession split and an opponent with one shot: football occasionally arranges its evidence with unusual neatness.