Adley County 6 - 0 Morpon County

Key Events:

• 5' Adley County Scott Grant scores, assisted by Teimuraz Abesadze
• 18' Adley County Teimuraz Abesadze scores, assisted by Suleiman James
• 28' Adley County Teimuraz Abesadze scores
• 40' Adley County Teimuraz Abesadze scores, assisted by Mike Cohen
• 46' Yellow card to Morpon County Rainer Müller
• 66' Yellow card to Morpon County Pedro Guzman
• 74' Adley County Teimuraz Abesadze scores, assisted by Suleiman James
• 76' Yellow card to Adley County Manuel Pereira
• 78' Yellow card to Adley County Mike Cohen
• 79' Yellow card to Adley County Teimuraz Abesadze
• 89' Adley County Scott Grant scores, assisted by Sunday Mohammad
• 90' Yellow card to Adley County Michael McPherson

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

Adley County scored six from 5.34 xG, an excess of 0.66: clinical finishing, though not a result requiring the laws of probability to be rewritten. Morpon County recorded 0.71 xG and no goals, a small shortfall that sat inside a much larger problem of volume. The visitors had 53% possession and nine corners, but mustered just four shots, with two on target. Adley County, by contrast, put 20 of 23 attempts on target. The figures suggest possession and territory did not translate into comparable danger for Morpon County, while Adley County made its attacks count with remarkable regularity.

Adley County

• Teimuraz Abesadze (9.4) - Scored four goals, assisted one, and was booked; the afternoon contained both the headline act and a caution.
• Scott Grant (7.6) - Scored twice, opening the scoring and adding the sixth.
• Suleiman James (7.0) - Supplied two assists, including one for Abesadze’s second-half goal.

Morpon County had no players rated 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was emphatic, but the numbers offer a useful distinction: Morpon County had more of the ball, more corners and more dribbles, yet Adley County produced a far greater stream of attempts and converted enough of them to settle the match well before the final whistle. The visitors’ possession was not entirely empty, but it did not become the shots needed to trouble a side that was already four goals ahead by half-time.

Abesadze’s four goals gave the contest its defining shape, with Grant’s opener and late second completing a six-goal return for the hosts. The bookings arrived in a cluster after the break, including one for Abesadze, but did little to interrupt the scoring pattern. Adley County leave with a 6-0 win; Morpon County leave with the possession figures, which are accurate, and the rather less helpful shot count.