The report
Key Events:
- 9' Ashoe City Mirko Čaušević scores, assisted by Daniel Michel
- 26' Yellow card to Leomble Albion Jorge Alvez
- 28' Ashoe City Elhadji Niang scores
- 40' Ashoe City Taewoong Pang scores, assisted by Elhadji Niang
- 43' Ashoe City Adam Wang scores, assisted by Martin Hamilton
- 45' Yellow card to Leomble Albion Pedro Chagas
- 56' Yellow card to Ashoe City Adam Wang
- 57' Ashoe City Mirko Čaušević scores, assisted by Jesper Andreassen
- 59' Yellow card to Leomble Albion Michel Lemoine
- 60' Red card to Leomble Albion Allan Carroll
- 61' Ashoe City Adam Wang scores, assisted by Elhadji Niang
- 64' Yellow card to Leomble Albion Michael Brown
- 67' Leomble Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ashoe City scored six from 3.1 xG, an overperformance of 2.9 goals; Leomble Albion scored once from 0.98 xG, close to the chance-quality estimate. The visitors were markedly more clinical than the chances alone would suggest, while their 14 shots and 11 on target point to a steady supply of attempts as well as sharp finishing. Leomble Albion managed only five shots, with three on target, despite having more possession and six corners. The ball spent more time with the hosts, but the dangerous work belonged overwhelmingly to Ashoe City. The red card to Allan Carroll came just before the visitors’ sixth goal, adding to an already difficult afternoon rather than explaining the four-goal first-half lead.
No Leomble Albion player recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The 6-1 scoreline reflects both the gulf in attacking threat and the visitors’ exceptional conversion. Leomble Albion did find a response through Philippe Robert in the 67th minute, assisted by Pedro Chagas, but by then the contest had already been shaped by four first-half goals and continued with two more after the interval. Ashoe City did not need to dominate possession to dominate the match: they reached the target far more often, made their chances count, and left Leomble Albion with the less useful distinction of having passed the ball more accurately.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Elhadji Niang*
Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three goals.
Mirko Čaušević*
Scored twice, opening the scoring and adding another after the break.
Adam Wang*
Scored twice and was booked, a busy return from a day with rather more goals than cautions.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Daniel Michel to Mirko Čaušević. 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