The first goal came after a corner kick with CD Nik in the right spot, gently lopping the ball into the net after his first header attempt had been saved by the goalie. Just a few minutes later and after a bit of ping pong again in Beepelonas Box, the ball bounced in front of Manu who bicycle kicked it into top bins like a young CR7. Siiiuuu!

Feeling confident with their early lead, GAS seemed to prematurely conclude the match was already won and just after the first water break, Beepelona capitalized on a lapse in GAS’s defense, swiftly pulling one back and igniting their comeback hopes.

The middle third of the match saw GAS struggling to reclaim their initial dominance. Despite creating numerous scoring opportunities, they were unable to find the back of the net. Beepelona, sensing an opportunity, applied pressure and created several dangerous chances of their own. GAS showed moments of disarray, leading to some chaotic play and further opportunities for Beepelona.
However, despite the back-and-forth nature of the game, GAS managed to hold their ground. In the decisive moments of the match, which now could have gone either way,
GAS's persistence paid off thanks to GAS deadly counter capabilities and Marcellos quick thinking/throw in to Philipp which had no difficulty to beat the keeper in a 1v1.

Thinking to have the victory safely sealed and the concentration potentially shifting to the post match beers, the ball somehow ended up in GAS goal again making it 3:2. This could have lead to a heated last 3 minutes if it weren’t for Thomas “Corbetti” Corbetts well known killer instinct making it 4:2 after a corner kick basically a minute later.

Despite a resilient effort from Beepelona, GAS's early dominance and late resurgence ensured they walked away with a deserved 4-2 triumph. The match, filled with twists and turns, delighted fans and demonstrated both teams' competitive spirit. Thanks to everyone for a fair and entertaining match.

Man of the Match - Nik Wolthuis for brilliant defending and lopping capabilities

Di*k of the Day - Nik Wolthuis for not so brilliant „self outdribbling“ in our own box