Analysis The numbers behind the result
Gyori ETO FC clinical in front of goal despite even possession
The 6-2 scoreline was a fair reflection of Gyori ETO FC's superior efficiency in front of goal, despite both sides sharing 50% possession and Atert Bissen outshooting their opponents 20 to 14. Gyori converted 6 of their 9 shots on target (66.7% conversion rate), while Bissen managed just 2 goals from 10 on target (20%). The visitors' attacking trio of Nfansu Njie (44', 47'), Claudiu Bumba (12'), and V. Djukanovic (83') proved decisive, with Njie particularly lethal in his 56-minute cameo.
Bissen's higher shot volume (20 to 14) and equal possession failed to translate into control, as Gyori consistently created higher-quality chances — 9 of their 14 shots came from inside the box versus Bissen's 12 from 20. The hosts' defensive frailties were exposed by Gyori's direct play, evidenced by Gyori needing just 4 corners to Bissen's 5. The key stat: Gyori scored every 2.33 shots on target, while Bissen required 5 shots on goal per strike.