VZN FC 2-6 Prime FC — Gameweek 11 match report. George Nikaj (10 goals) leads VZN FC's attack. Game Changers: Onside (1) & The Line (0). Read the full match report, player stats, table impact and head-to-head analysis.

Match Summary — VZN FC 2-6 Prime FC

All roads led to Baller Arena for Gameweek 11, where VZN FC and Prime FC produced a rollercoaster of emotions that had everything you could want from a Baller League match.

Prime FC came in occupying a coveted playoff spot at 4th, while VZN FC were desperate to crash the party. When the dust settled, it was Prime FC who emerged 2-6 victors. The Game Changer window — Onside and The Line — proved pivotal, contributing 1 of the match’s 8 goals.

VZN FC form (before GW11): ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅ (L-L-L-L-W)
Prime FC form (before GW11): ✅ ❌ 🤝 ✅ 🤝 (W-L-D-W-D)


How the Match Unfolded

First Half

Twelve minutes in and the Onside Game Changer came alive, reshaping the contest entirely — a 1-goal window that gave the half an electric pulse. Prime FC were absolutely rampant, carving VZN FC open at will. By the break, they had built an intimidating lead that felt insurmountable.

Second Half

The second half resumed with all to play for, and at the 27-minute mark the The Line Game Changer cranked up the intensity once more — but for all the tactical upheaval, the net remained undisturbed. Both defences had clearly done their homework. Prime FC managed the occasion expertly, balancing attacking ambition with game-control to see out a thoroughly deserved victory.


Goal Timeline

The goals arrived in a dramatic sequence that told the story of the match:

  • 3′ — Edy Maieco (Prime FC) broke the deadlock
  • 4′ — Sakariya Hassan (Prime FC) netted
  • 5′ — George Nikaj (VZN FC) scored
  • 6′ — Montel McKenzie (Prime FC) netted
  • 10′ — Ergys Pepaj (Prime FC) fired home
  • 10′ — Edy Maieco (Prime FC) struck
  • 15′ — Francis Mampolo (Prime FC) fired home
  • 24′ — Adrian Tajik (VZN FC) struck
MinutePlayerTeam
3′Edy MaiecoPrime FC
4′Sakariya HassanPrime FC
5′George NikajVZN FC
6′Montel McKenziePrime FC
10′Ergys PepajPrime FC
10′Edy MaiecoPrime FC
15′Francis MampoloPrime FC
24′Adrian TajikVZN FC

Game Changer Impact — Onside & The Line

The Game Changer activations were relatively subdued by Baller League standards, yielding just 1 goal from the two windows. That’s 13% of the match’s scoring — enough to matter, but far from dominant.

This was more a match decided by the regular 6v6 phases than by the GC interventions. Credit to both sets of players for adapting quickly to the shifting rules without losing their shape — a sign of well-drilled, tactically aware squads.

GC ActivationTypeGoals
1st Half (12′)Onside1
2nd Half (27′)The Line0
Total1

Match Performers

VZN FC

PlayerGoalsAssistsShotsPasses
George Nikaj10311
Adrian Tajik1045
Frankie Leonard01040
Isiah Noel-Williams01112

Prime FC

Edy Maieco led the charge for Prime FC, his 2 goals a testament to the kind of ruthless finishing that makes him a nightmare for opposing defences. He also chipped in with 1 assist for good measure.

PlayerGoalsAssistsShotsPasses
Edy Maieco2127
Sakariya Hassan1167
Francis Mampolo11519
Montel McKenzie10429
Ergys Pepaj1024

Key Players & Season Stats

VZN FC — Top Scorers (Season)

PlayerGoalsAssistsApps
George Nikaj1059
Florian Kastrati6111
Dan Bowry4211
Adrian Tajik3010
Frankie Leonard339

Prime FC — Top Scorers (Season)

PlayerGoalsAssistsApps
Francis Mampolo22513
Edy Maieco12113
Sakariya Hassan9712
Ergys Pepaj8213
Timmy Abraham7312

Key Attacking Threats

  • George Nikaj — VZN FC’s talisman with 10 goals from 9 appearances and 5 assists. A reliable and consistent outlet who defences have learned to fear.
  • Francis Mampolo — Prime FC’s leading marksman with 22 goals from 13 outings, plus 5 assists. A proven match-winner who carries Prime FC’s main goal threat game after game.

Season Context

With 0 gameweek left in the regular season, the stakes couldn’t have been higher. VZN FC entered this match averaging 3.1 goals per game — a number that reflected their struggles in front of goal this campaign. Prime FC, by contrast, arrived with an average of 3.8 per outing — a figure that highlighted the work still to be done in the final third.

The league-wide average stood at 7.3 goals per game, a benchmark that underlined the high-octane nature of Baller League football. Prime FC, 4th in the standings, knew that dropping points at this stage could prove catastrophic to their Final Four ambitions.


Head-to-Head History

VZN FC and Prime FC had locked horns 1 time before this encounter, and the history books painted an intriguing picture. VZN FC had the historical edge with 1 win to Prime FC’s 0, with 0 draws completing the record.

GWResult
5VZN FC 6-4 Prime FC
H2H StatVZN FCPrime FC
Wins10
Draws00
Goals Scored64

Total head-to-head goals: 10 across all meetings.


Table Impact

VZN FC stayed at 10th, prime fc stayed at 4th.

TeamBefore GW11After GW11
VZN FC10th10th
Prime FC4th4th

Match Stats at a Glance

StatVZN FCPrime FC
Goals26
GC Goals11
GC 1st Half (Onside)11
GC 2nd Half (The Line)00

Match Facts

  • A 8-goal thriller that lived up to every pre-match expectation
  • 1 of 8 goals (13%) came during Game Changer activations
  • George Nikaj continues to lead VZN FC with 10 goals — firmly among the league’s elite marksmen
  • Francis Mampolo heads Prime FC’s scoring charts with 22 goals, a tally any forward would be proud of

What’s Next

VZN FC

Their next fixture is yet to be confirmed — check back for the Gameweek 11 schedule.

Prime FC

Their next fixture is yet to be confirmed — check back for the Gameweek 11 schedule.


All stats via Baller League UK Hub. Match reports auto-generated from official data.

Looking for more Gameweek 11 coverage? Check out the full GW11 roundup for all 6 matches, stats, and analysis.