The report
Key Events:
- 14' Yellow card to Borloch Vale Bruno Rossi
- 29' Borloch Vale Luis Pinto scores
- 29' Yellow card to Maltwolsh Allan Carroll
- 36' Yellow card to Borloch Vale Luca Colombo
- 43' Maltwolsh Philippe Robert scores
- 45' Yellow card to Borloch Vale Israel Morales
- 45' Maltwolsh Jorge Alvez scores
- 64' Borloch Vale Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Borloch Vale’s 1.93 xG indicates they created more clear-cut chances, aligning with their higher shot count and possession dominance. Maltwolsh’s 1.15 xG suggests they were more clinical with fewer opportunities, converting two of their four on-target efforts into goals. The match’s overperformance by Maltwolsh in terms of goals relative to their xG underscores their efficiency in front of goal, while Borloch Vale’s slightly underwhelming conversion rate hints at missed opportunities despite their dominance in shot quantity.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably under pressure. Philippe Robert (6.8) was a constant threat up front, scoring a crucial goal and linking play effectively. Weijie Hong (6.7) contributed significantly with his goal and creative runs, earning praise for his work rate. Luis Pinto (6.6) opened the scoring and was lively throughout, despite the goal being his only shot on target. Xinping Boon (6.5) provided the assist for the late equalizer and showed good vision. Jorge Alvez (6.4) scored a vital goal and was involved in several key moments for Maltwolsh.
This evenly contested match demonstrated tactical discipline from both sides, with Borloch Vale slightly edging possession and shot volume, but Maltwolsh making the most of their chances. The draw leaves both teams with plenty to build on as the season progresses.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Luis Pinto, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


