The report
Key Events:
- 11' Faket Albion Sylvain Masson scores, assisted by Jay Oliver
- 13' Yellow card to Faket Albion Jay Oliver
- 18' Yellow card to Oldeborth Xinping Boon
- 22' Faket Albion John Morris scores, assisted by Hans Hansen
- 49' Yellow card to Faket Albion John Morris
- 63' Yellow card to Oldeborth Cheikh Ndiaye
- 63' Faket Albion Mohamed Ouattara scores, assisted by John Morris
- 85' Faket Albion John Morris scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis
Faket Albion scored four from 5.18 xG, finishing 1.18 goals below the chance-quality estimate despite a substantial attacking return. That figure fits the shot count and accuracy: 23 attempts, with 19 on target, created sustained pressure and enough quality to build a decisive lead. Oldeborth recorded 1.01 xG but no goals, so the visitors finished about one goal below expectation. Their 53% possession and eight corners suggest they had spells with the ball and opportunities to deliver it into dangerous areas, but four shots in total limited the volume of their threat. Faket Albion were more direct in turning their attacking work into repeated attempts, while the final score reflects both that advantage and Oldeborth’s failure to convert their smaller share of chances.
The numbers make for an odd little ledger: Oldeborth led possession, corners, dribbles and passing accuracy, yet finished without a goal and with 19 fewer shots. Those measures describe where the ball went and how cleanly it was moved; they do not, by themselves, describe how often a side made the other goalkeeper work. On that count, Faket Albion held the clearer advantage, and the two early goals gave the hosts a lead they could build on rather than a narrow margin to protect.
The third goal arrived at 63 minutes, when Morris turned provider for Ouattara, and Morris added the fourth in the 85th. The cards were shared evenly, two apiece, with no red cards; the match’s imbalance came from the chances and goals rather than disciplinary disruption. Faket Albion finished with four goals from 5.18 xG, while Oldeborth had no return from 1.01. A 4-0 result is emphatic, and the shot totals explain why: possession belonged slightly more to the visitors, but the decisive work belonged to the hosts.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
John Morris*
Scored twice, assisted Mohamed Ouattara’s goal and contributed directly to a four-goal performance.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Jay Oliver to Sylvain Masson. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

