Shamsagh City 0 - 4 Sougbord

Key Events:

• 8' Sougbord Roberto Ferrari scores
• 29' Sougbord scores
• 51' Yellow card to Shamsagh City an unnamed player
• 68' Sougbord Mohamed Taha scores
• 73' Sougbord Roberto Ferrari scores, assisted by Bent Skaarup
• 80' Yellow card to Sougbord Stuart Foster

Sougbord’s dominance was reflected in the shot count—23 attempts to 7—and their commanding xG of 4.88 against Shamsagh’s 1.31. The visitors created a series of high-quality chances, with Roberto Ferrari leading the charge, scoring twice and earning a rating of 7.6. His first goal at the 8th minute set the tone, and his second, assisted by Bent Skaarup in the 73rd, sealed the deal. Mohamed Taha’s goal at 68 minutes further punctuated Sougbord’s attacking prowess, while their disciplined defending kept Shamsagh at bay, despite the hosts’ 4 shots on target. The tactical narrative was clear: Sougbord’s attacking intent was matched by their defensive resilience, exemplified by their 10 tackles and 14 saves.

As the game progressed, the visitors’ ability to convert chances contrasted sharply with Shamsagh’s struggle to find the net, despite a decent pass accuracy of 83%. The yellow cards—one for each side—added a touch of tension, but neither team’s discipline was wholly compromised. Sougbord’s victory was a testament to their clinical finishing and disciplined approach, with their star players making the most of the opportunities presented. For Shamsagh, it was a game to forget, marred by missed chances and defensive lapses. The result leaves Sougbord with a well-earned three points, while Shamsagh must regroup quickly if they are to challenge more effectively in future fixtures.