The report
Key Events:
- 5' Cothwes Marc Leroy scores, assisted by Manuel Raymond
- 7' Yellow card to Cothwes Benigno Lasso
- 14' Cothwes Pablo Leiva scores
- 18' Cothwes Marc Leroy scores, assisted by Nelson Semedo
- 28' Cothwes Mody Ebrahim scores, assisted by Hugo Cabrera
- 41' Yellow card to Ston Rednitne Lindomar Da Silva
- 45' Yellow card to Cothwes Mody Ebrahim
- 57' Yellow card to Cothwes Pablo Leiva
- 81' Cothwes Mody Ebrahim scores, assisted by Giorgi Shainidze
The match's narrative was largely written in the first half, where Cothwes took a commanding lead through early goals from Marc Leroy and Pablo Leiva. Leroy's opener in the 5th minute, assisted by Manuel Raymond, set the tone, and his second in the 18th, assisted by Nelson Semedo, cemented his role as the game's standout performer. The visitors' defensive organization was repeatedly undone by the hosts' incisive passing and movement, despite their modest 44% possession. The visitors' efforts to push forward were thwarted by a disciplined Cothwes midfield, which limited their chances and kept their expected goals at a negligible 0.01. The hosts added a third before halftime through Mody Ebrahim, who scored in the 28th minute with an assist from Hugo Cabrera. The game was effectively over by the break, with Cothwes leading comfortably and the visitors unable to threaten the goal.
In the second half, Cothwes continued to dominate, adding two more goals, both from Mody Ebrahim, in the 81st minute, the latter assisted by Giorgi Shainidze. The hosts' disciplined approach was reflected in their defensive work, with only 5 fouls committed and 7 saves made. The visitors' only bright spots were their 56% possession and 5 corners, but these failed to translate into any scoring opportunities. The game was marred slightly by disciplinary issues, with Cothwes receiving three yellow cards, including one to Pablo Leiva in the 57th minute, and Ston Rednitne picking up a solitary yellow to Lindomar Da Silva in the 41st minute. Overall, Cothwes’s clinical finishing and disciplined defense proved decisive, with their expected goals tally of 2.85 vastly outstripping the visitors' 0.01, highlighting their efficiency and tactical superiority.
No players from Ston Rednitne reached the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their inability to impose themselves on the game.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Cothwes 44% - Ston Rednitne 56% Shots (On Target): Cothwes 13 (10) - Ston Rednitne 0 (0) Corners: Cothwes 2 - Ston Rednitne 5 Fouls: Cothwes 11 - Ston Rednitne 7 Yellow Cards: Cothwes 3 - Ston Rednitne 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Cothwes 3 - Ston Rednitne 10 Pass Accuracy: Cothwes 79% - Ston Rednitne 85%
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Cothwes were clinical in front of goal, converting their chances efficiently, while Ston Rednitne’s possession and dribbling efforts failed to produce any real danger. The hosts' disciplined, if somewhat aggressive, approach ultimately secured a well-deserved victory, leaving the visitors with plenty to ponder ahead of their next fixture.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Marc Leroy*
A prolific scorer whose two goals and constant movement kept the visitors on edge.
Mody Ebrahim*
Added two goals and showed good work rate, earning his rating despite a yellow card.
Nelson Semedo*
Provided a key assist and was active in both attack and defense.
Hugo Cabrera*
His assist for Ebrahim’s goal demonstrated his creative contribution.
Giorgi Shainidze*
Assisted the final goal, showing composure and vision.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Manuel Raymond to Marc Leroy. 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


