Kest Caste 1 - 7 Mortley

Key Events:

• 21' Mortley Reinaldo Guerrero scores, assisted by Victor Montenegro
• 25' Mortley Morten Nielsen scores, assisted by Ernst van Loon
• 27' Mortley Reinaldo Guerrero scores, assisted by Victor Montenegro
• 33' Yellow card to Mortley Issouf Yapi
• 35' Mortley Issouf Yapi scores, assisted by Victor Montenegro
• 41' Yellow card to Kest Caste Oswaldo De Souza
• 45' Mortley Morten Nielsen scores, assisted by Hamza Habu
• 50' Yellow card to Mortley Jorge Perdomo
• 51' Yellow card to Kest Caste Nikoloz Kakhadze
• 58' Kest Caste Erwin Schaap scores, assisted by Stiliyan Stoyanov
• 64' Mortley Tomita Yaguchi scores, assisted by Reinaldo Guerrero
• 90' Mortley Alberto Lopes scores, assisted by Ernst van Loon

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Mortley recorded 4.6 xG and scored seven, outperforming the chance-quality estimate by 2.4 goals. That is emphatic finishing on top of an already forceful attack, not merely a case of making a little go a long way: 17 of the visitors’ 20 shots were on target. Kest Caste scored once from 1.32 xG, a modest underperformance, but its seven shots and four on target left far less room to alter the match. The near-even possession figures—48% to 52%—conceal the central difference: Mortley turned its time on the ball into repeated dangerous attempts, while Kest Caste could not keep the visitors’ forwards quiet.

• No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded for Kest Caste.

For Kest Caste, Erwin Schaap’s 58th-minute goal, assisted by Stiliyan Stoyanov, offered a brief foothold after the first-half damage had become severe. The response did not change the balance for long: Tomita Yaguchi restored Mortley’s scoring flow six minutes later, and Alberto Lopes added the seventh in the 90th minute. Mortley’s three assists from Victor Montenegro and two from Ernst van Loon underline how widely the visitors shared the work of creating chances, even as their finishers took most of the attention. The final 1-7 reflected the gulf in threat more clearly than the possession count ever could.