Swadeam Albion 7 - 1 Horpe annol

Key Events:

• 4' Swadeam Albion Roman Gonzalez scores, assisted by Ernst Schäfer
• 10' Swadeam Albion Dragan Gajić scores, assisted by Anthony Robson
• 19' Horpe annol Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 25' Yellow card to Swadeam Albion Bruno Rossi
• 39' Red card to Swadeam Albion Saliou Sow
• 54' Swadeam Albion Bruno Rossi scores
• 56' Yellow card to Swadeam Albion Dongwoo Choe
• 61' Swadeam Albion Roman Gonzalez scores
• 61' Yellow card to Horpe annol Michael Brown
• 68' Swadeam Albion Anthony Robson scores
• 76' Swadeam Albion Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Anthony Robson
• 80' Yellow card to Swadeam Albion Roman Gonzalez
• 89' Swadeam Albion Roman Gonzalez scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Swadeam Albion scored seven from 2.92 xG, a substantial over-performance: their finishing converted a modest collection of expected chances into a seven-goal return. Horpe annol scored once from 1.47 xG, finishing below its estimate. The hosts also put 11 of 12 shots on target, while the visitors managed five on target from seven attempts, so both sides found the target regularly; the difference was the extraordinary gap between Swadeam Albion’s chance conversion and Horpe annol’s. Possession was level at 50% apiece, making control of the ball a poor guide to the scale of the final score. The red card for Saliou Sow at 39' might ordinarily have changed the shape of the contest. Instead, Swadeam Albion scored five more times after the interval, an answer of unusual force to an already awkward problem.

For Horpe annol, Michel Lemoine’s 19th-minute goal briefly brought the visitors within one, but the match soon moved beyond the reach of that response. Swadeam Albion scored twice before the break, then continued to build the margin despite playing with ten men from the 39th minute. The final tally—seven goals for the hosts and one for the visitors—was not a close contest, whatever the even possession and shared corner count might suggest. Swadeam Albion leave with a commanding win, while the xG figures offer a quieter reminder that this was finishing at its most ruthless, rather than seven goals’ worth of expected chances.