The report
Key Events:
- 7' Oundon Park Jaime Alves scores, assisted by Howard Quinn
- 8' Yellow card to Alton-Tew Abdiel Muñoz
- 8' Oundon Park Augusto Gomes scores, assisted by Howard Quinn
- 16' Oundon Park Enrique Chamorro scores, assisted by Daniel Matthews
- 23' Oundon Park Daniel Matthews scores, assisted by Augusto Gomes
- 30' Oundon Park Santo D'angelo scores, assisted by Howard Quinn
- 59' Oundon Park Howard Quinn scores, assisted by Luis Fernandes
- 64' Yellow card to Alton-Tew Dramane Ehouman
- 82' Oundon Park Jaime Alves scores, assisted by Daniel Matthews
- 87' Oundon Park Howard Quinn scores, assisted by Enrique Chamorro
The key to Oundon Park’s dominance was their ability to control possession (58%) and create high-quality scoring opportunities, evidenced by an expected goals tally of 4.75 against the meager 0.26 xG for Alton-Tew. The visitors’ defensive line was repeatedly breached, partly due to their inability to contain the quick interplay between the hosts’ attacking midfielders and forwards. The game was punctuated by a series of goals from multiple players, with Howard Quinn orchestrating much of the chaos, contributing two goals and three assists. Meanwhile, Jaime Alves added a brace, further highlighting the home side’s attacking depth. The visitors’ defensive efforts were hampered by discipline issues, including two yellow cards, and their goalkeeper was kept busy, making 13 saves in a game that was over long before the final whistle.
Tactically, Oundon Park exploited the flanks and pressed high, forcing turnovers that led to quick transitions and goal-scoring opportunities. The high pass accuracy (86%) and effective dribbling (11 successful attempts) allowed them to maintain pressure and break down the visitors’ lines repeatedly. Alton-Tew struggled to mount any meaningful response, managing just a single shot on target and failing to threaten the home goal seriously. The game’s narrative was set early, with Alves opening the scoring in the seventh minute and Gomes doubling the lead shortly after. The floodgates opened as the game progressed, with Alves adding a second in the 82nd minute and Quinn sealing his brace in the 87th. The hosts’ clinical finishing and disciplined pressing left the visitors with little hope of a comeback, making this a match to remember for its sheer dominance.
The game was a showcase of Oundon Park’s attacking prowess and tactical discipline, leaving Alton-Tew with plenty to ponder as they head back to the drawing board. The hosts’ ability to convert chances at a rate far exceeding their xG highlights their clinical edge, while the visitors’ defensive lapses and disciplinary issues contributed to the lopsided scoreline. This match will be remembered as a statement of intent from Oundon Park, who now look poised to dominate Division 7 League 27 with their relentless offensive machinery.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Howard Quinn*
The architect of the victory, Quinn’s two goals and three assists showcased his creative genius and relentless work rate.
Daniel Matthews*
A dynamic presence in midfield, Matthews scored once and set up two others, controlling the tempo.
Jaime Alves*
The standout striker, Alves scored twice and was a constant threat in the final third.
Augusto Gomes*
His goal and assist contributed significantly to the attacking display.
Enrique Chamorro*
Provided an assist and scored a goal, adding to the hosts’ offensive variety.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Howard Quinn to Jaime Alves. 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

