The report
Key Events:
- 18' Yellow card to Alforoad Park Jorge Alvez
- 19' Penwole Wanderers Roman Mišković scores, assisted by Alberto Da Cruz
- 31' Penwole Wanderers Raul Silva scores
- 39' Yellow card to Penwole Wanderers Claudio Alves
- 47' Penwole Wanderers Marko Đurić scores
- 54' Yellow card to Penwole Wanderers Raul Silva
- 60' Penwole Wanderers Marko Đurić scores, assisted by Eugene Soumahoro
- 63' Penwole Wanderers Raul Silva scores, assisted by Edgar Pacheco
- 76' Yellow card to Penwole Wanderers Eugene Soumahoro
- 79' Alforoad Park Michel Lemoine scores
- 83' Penwole Wanderers Raul Silva scores, assisted by Claudio Alves
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Alforoad Park finished with 1.38 xG and one goal, a small shortfall against the chance-quality estimate. Penwole Wanderers turned 4.89 xG into six goals, outperforming the estimate by 1.11. That is clinical finishing, but the broader tactical picture was less mysterious: the visitors generated 20 shots to the hosts’ six and hit the target with 19 of them. Alforoad Park had more possession, 52% to 48%, yet control of the ball did not translate into control of the danger. The hosts’ 17 dribbles showed some willingness to take the direct route; Penwole Wanderers needed only 10, while repeatedly turning their attacks into attempts on goal.
No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for Alforoad Park.
The six-goal return was built across both halves: Penwole Wanderers led 2-0 before the break, then scored three times between the 47th and 63rd minutes to put the outcome beyond reasonable doubt. Michel Lemoine gave Alforoad Park a goal in the 79th minute, but Raul Silva answered four minutes later to complete his hat-trick and restore the five-goal margin. The hosts’ greater possession and pass accuracy, 85% against 83%, made for respectable figures in isolation; the shot count made clear why the match was not decided in isolation.
The final line was Alforoad Park 1-6 Penwole Wanderers, with the events accounting for all seven goals: six for the visitors and one for the hosts. Alforoad Park did not lack the ball, or entirely lack a response, but Penwole Wanderers made the more consequential use of nearly every opening. By the end, possession had kept the numbers company; the shots had settled the matter.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Raul Silva
Scored three times, including the visitors’ second and late sixth, and finished the afternoon with a booking.
Marko Đurić
Scored twice, with his second goal helping turn a commanding lead into something rather more emphatic.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Roman Mišković for Penwole Wanderers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

