The report
Key Events:
- 4' Honch Hotspur Kone Camara scores, assisted by Harry van der Meer
- 23' Yellow card to Honch Hotspur Jose De la Fuente
- 53' Honch Hotspur Jose De la Fuente scores
- 53' Yellow card to Holeverer Tiago Torres
- 59' Yellow card to Honch Hotspur Atilio Fernandez
- 64' Honch Hotspur Jose De la Fuente scores, assisted by Albert Durand
- 83' Honch Hotspur Jose De la Fuente scores
- 89' Honch Hotspur Timothy Ibrahim scores, assisted by Zlatko Radić
- 90' Honch Hotspur Timothy Ibrahim scores, assisted by Jose De la Fuente
The game’s key moments unfolded early and often. At just four minutes, Kone Camara opened the scoring, capitalizing on a precise pass from Harry van der Meer. The visitors attempted to respond but struggled to find rhythm or space against a disciplined Hotspur midfield. The yellow card to Honch Hotspur Jose De la Fuente at 23' was a brief setback, yet it did little to halt the home side’s momentum. De la Fuente’s prolific scoring continued after the break, with goals at 53', 64', and 83', each demonstrating his sharp instincts and finishing ability. Meanwhile, Timothy Ibrahim added two late goals, assisted by Zlatko Radić and Jose De la Fuente, sealing the rout. The visitors’ efforts were hampered by a lack of attacking threat, managing only two shots on target and a meager expected goals tally of 0.51, far below the 4.39 expected by the hosts’ attacking metrics.
Tactically, Honch Hotspur showcased a balanced approach, maintaining possession at 51% and executing 15 shots on target from 21 attempts. Their ability to convert chances was reflected in their over-performance relative to their xG, which stood at 4.39. The visitors, despite a near-even possession share, failed to threaten the goal, with only two shots and a negligible xG of 0.51. The home side’s defensive discipline, evidenced by nine tackles and five saves, kept Holeverer at bay, while their attacking players exploited gaps with precision. The game was a masterclass in capitalizing on scoring opportunities, with De la Fuente’s treble and Ibrahim’s brace illustrating the depth of Hotspur’s attacking options.
No players from Holeverer reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles to impose themselves on the game.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Honch Hotspur 51% - Holeverer 49% Shots (On Target): Honch Hotspur 21 (15) - Holeverer 2 (2) Corners: Honch Hotspur 1 - Holeverer 2 Fouls: Honch Hotspur 9 - Holeverer 7 Yellow Cards: Honch Hotspur 2 - Holeverer 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Honch Hotspur 3 - Holeverer 12 Pass Accuracy: Honch Hotspur 83% - Holeverer 83% Tackles: Honch Hotspur 9 - Holeverer 3
In the end, Honch Hotspur demonstrated why they are a force to be reckoned with in Division 2 League 2, while Holeverer will need to find their attacking edge if they are to avoid further heavy defeats.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jose De la Fuente*
A relentless goal scorer, his hat-trick and assist made him the standout performer.
Timothy Ibrahim*
His two goals late in the game sealed the victory and demonstrated his sharp finishing.
Harry van der Meer*
Provided the assist for the opening goal and kept the attack fluid.
Albert Durand*
His assist for De la Fuente’s third goal highlighted his playmaking ability.
Zlatko Radić*
Assisted Ibrahim’s second goal, adding to his creative contributions.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Harry van der Meer to Kone Camara. 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

