Bills-up Rovers 0 - 6 Crostenton

Key Events:

• 8' Crostenton Khadim Diakhate scores, assisted by Žarko Brkić
• 11' Yellow card to Bills-up Rovers Paulo Alexandre
• 18' Yellow card to Bills-up Rovers Luigi D'angelo
• 19' Crostenton Majid Fahmy scores, assisted by Žarko Brkić
• 22' Crostenton Daniel Hoffman scores
• 40' Crostenton Peter Roberts scores, assisted by Daniel Hoffman
• 67' Yellow card to Crostenton Enrique Perez
• 79' Crostenton Daniel Hoffman scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 90' Crostenton Peter Roberts scores, assisted by Cirilo Perez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 0-6 result sits close to the chance-quality estimate: Bills-up Rovers recorded 0.51 xG, while Crostenton produced 5.29. The visitors therefore scored six from chances valued at a little over five goals, a modest over-performance rather than an inexplicable burst of finishing; the hosts’ two shots and 0.51 xG yielded no goal. With 24 attempts, 19 on target and 53% possession, Crostenton created pressure repeatedly and converted it into a decisive lead. Their 16 tackles, against five for Bills-up Rovers, also point to a side that did more than wait for chances: the visitors recovered possession and kept the contest tilted their way. Five corners for the hosts against two for Crostenton offer a small counterpoint, but corners alone could not compensate for the enormous difference in open-play threat.

• Crostenton
• Daniel Hoffman (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Peter Roberts, making a direct contribution to three goals.
• Peter Roberts (7.6) - Scored twice, including the final goal.
• Khadim Diakhate (7.3) - Opened the scoring and later assisted Daniel Hoffman.
• Žarko Brkić (7.0) - Assisted the goals by Khadim Diakhate and Majid Fahmy.
• Bills-up Rovers
• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The second-half goals mattered to the final margin, but the match had already become a steep climb for Bills-up Rovers by the interval, with Crostenton four ahead. The visitors added twice more after the break, and their control was reflected in the shot count, accuracy and tackle totals as well as the score. Bills-up Rovers kept possession close enough to avoid being entirely absent from the game, but two attempts offered little prospect of changing its direction. For Crostenton, six different moments of the match did not bring six different kinds of fortune: the same repeated advantage in chance creation kept returning, until the scoreboard had run out of reasonable ways to describe it.