Pruden Albion 0 - 4 Aycoury Albion

Key Events:

• 26' Yellow card to Aycoury Albion Luigi Santoro
• 37' Yellow card to Aycoury Albion Irakli Makharadze
• 45' Aycoury Albion Moro Mikami scores, assisted by Michael Harris
• 58' Aycoury Albion Luigi Santoro scores
• 79' Yellow card to Aycoury Albion Irakli Miqeladze
• 82' Aycoury Albion Irakli Miqeladze scores, assisted by Luigi Santoro
• 90' Aycoury Albion Luigi Santoro scores, assisted by Michael Harris

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Pruden Albion 0.01 xG and Aycoury Albion 2.25. The actual score, 0–4, therefore put Pruden Albion just below an already negligible estimate, while Aycoury Albion scored nearly two goals above its projected total. That is substantial finishing over-performance, supported by eight shots on target from ten attempts rather than a flood of speculative shooting. Pruden Albion had the ball more often and won nine corners, but registered no shots at all; possession and set-piece volume did not translate into a recorded attempt. Aycoury Albion, by contrast, managed the match with less of the ball, more tackles and a direct return from its chances. The visitors’ three yellow cards and 15 fouls suggest their control was not especially delicate, but the scoreline made the practical distinction clear.

• No Pruden Albion players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

Pruden Albion can point to the possession, passing accuracy and corner count as evidence of having spent time in useful areas. The difficulty is that the ledger records no shot to accompany any of it. Aycoury Albion needed less of the ball, but its defensive work helped keep the hosts from turning territory into attempts, while its own finishing was far more productive than the xG estimate would ordinarily expect.

The opening goal arrived at 45', and Luigi Santoro added another in the 58th before Irakli Miqeladze and Santoro completed the scoring late on. Aycoury Albion leave with a 4–0 win built on clinical finishing and a sharp contrast between possession and penetration. For Pruden Albion, nine corners and a majority of the ball remain in the record; a shot does not.