The report
Key Events:
- 19' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Jorge Alvez
- 31' Yellow card to Ipstermoodle Davit Khatidze
- 34' Ipstermoodle Muhammad Lotfy scores
- 45' Guill Rangers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
- 49' Ipstermoodle Željko Mujić scores, assisted by George Hawkins
- 52' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Michel Lemoine
- 57' Ipstermoodle George Hawkins scores, assisted by Željko Mujić
- 67' Yellow card to Ipstermoodle Ivan Ivanović
- 77' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Phillip Lewis
- 87' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Seungwoo Jeong
The game started with a flurry of cards, setting a combative tone early on. At 19', Jorge Alvez picked up a yellow for Guill Rangers, while Davit Khatidze was cautioned for Ipstermoodle at 31'. The visitors took the lead shortly after, with Muhammad Lotfy netting at 34' after a well-placed shot. Guill Rangers responded just before halftime, with Philippe Robert equalizing at 45', assisted by Jorge Alvez. The second half saw more disciplined defending from the hosts, but Ipstermoodle regained the lead at 49' through Željko Mujić, who scored after a clever pass from George Hawkins. The visitors sealed the game at 57' when Hawkins scored his own goal, assisted by Mujić. Cards continued to fly, with Michel Lemoine receiving a yellow at 52', Ivan Ivanović at 67', and the hosts’ Phillip Lewis and Seungwoo Jeong also booked late on.
Tactically, the match was a study in contrasts. Ipstermoodle’s expected goals (xG) of 2.98 indicated their dominance in creating quality chances, which they converted with clinical efficiency. Meanwhile, Guill Rangers’ xG of 1.48 suggests they had opportunities but lacked the finishing touch. The hosts’ possession of 54% was misleading; their inability to convert their chances contrasted sharply with the visitors’ more direct, goal-oriented approach. The high number of shots (13 to 7) and on-target efforts (11 to 5) for Ipstermoodle underline their attacking intent, while Guill Rangers’ defensive resilience was tested with 11 saves. The game’s outcome reflected the visitors’ superior conversion rate and tactical discipline, even if the yellow cards hint at a somewhat fractious encounter.
Looking ahead, Ipstermoodle will take confidence from their efficiency and the performances of Mujić and Hawkins, both rated 7.3/10. The visitors’ ability to capitalize on their chances was the difference-maker, and their defensive organization kept Guill Rangers at bay despite the hosts’ possession advantage. Guill Rangers, meanwhile, will need to refine their finishing and discipline if they are to turn draws into wins. The game demonstrated that in Division 8 League 1, a well-organized team that takes its chances can outscore a possession-heavy opponent, especially when the latter’s defensive lapses are exploited.
No Guill Rangers players reached the 7.0+ mark, but the hosts had several who performed solidly.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Guill Rangers 54% - Ipstermoodle 46% Shots (On Target): Guill Rangers 7 (5) - Ipstermoodle 13 (11) Corners: Guill Rangers 7 - Ipstermoodle 2 Fouls: Guill Rangers 12 - Ipstermoodle 6 Yellow Cards: Guill Rangers 4 - Ipstermoodle 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Pass Accuracy: Guill Rangers 85% - Ipstermoodle 84% Tackles: Guill Rangers 9 - Ipstermoodle 6
The statistics tell a story of a game where Ipstermoodle’s sharper finishing and disciplined approach ultimately outshone Guill Rangers’ possession and effort.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Željko Mujić*
Scored and assisted, his influence was vital for Ipstermoodle.
George Hawkins*
Contributed a goal and an assist, showing his attacking threat.
Philippe Robert*
The goal scorer for Guill Rangers, lively in attack despite the loss.
Seungwoo Jeong*
Booked late, but showed determination in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Muhammad Lotfy for Ipstermoodle. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

