Horovedge 1 - 7 Chrandhulwyn Park

Key Events:

• 7' Chrandhulwyn Park Mate Filipović scores, assisted by Sada Kuroki
• 11' Yellow card to Chrandhulwyn Park Georgi Ivanov
• 20' Chrandhulwyn Park Georgi Ivanov scores, assisted by Ramaz Chikhladze
• 23' Chrandhulwyn Park Joe Tremblay scores, assisted by Sada Kuroki
• 32' Chrandhulwyn Park Glen Jackson scores, assisted by Joe Tremblay
• 38' Chrandhulwyn Park Mate Filipović scores, assisted by Levan Dvalishvili
• 45' Yellow card to Chrandhulwyn Park Glen Jackson
• 48' Chrandhulwyn Park Sada Kuroki scores
• 62' Chrandhulwyn Park Glen Jackson scores, assisted by Joe Tremblay
• 66' Horovedge Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 87' Yellow card to Chrandhulwyn Park Andy Henry

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Horovedge scored once from 0.36 xG, finishing above the chance-quality estimate, but had only one shot, which was on target. That single attempt became the hosts’ goal, a useful return from a very small supply. Chrandhulwyn Park produced 18 shots, 15 on target and 4.1 xG, then scored seven: a substantial overperformance even against a performance that created chances at a steady rate. The visitors did not need possession dominance to control the attacking terms; they had 48% of the ball, but turned their efforts into repeated danger and goals. Horovedge’s 52% possession and 17 dribbles tell a story of activity, not of access to the goal. The more decisive figures were the visitors’ 15 shots on target and the seven that followed.

The scoreline had been built with unusual speed: Chrandhulwyn Park led 5-0 by the 38th minute, with five different contributors involved in those goals. Sada Kuroki added his own goal shortly after half-time, and Glen Jackson made it seven in the 62nd minute. Horovedge did find a reply four minutes later, when Pedro Chagas converted Nilson Pires’s assist, but the goal changed neither the scale nor the direction of the result. Three yellow cards went to the visitors, a small disciplinary footnote beside an afternoon in which their finishing did most of the talking.