Ollowlymouton 0 - 4 Window

Key Events:

• 6' Window Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 13' Window Hyungjoon Eom scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 22' Yellow card to Window Ian Stewart
• 29' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton John Bailey
• 56' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Paul Dupont
• 63' Yellow card to Window Abdoulaye Ba
• 67' Window Bruno Rossi scores
• 74' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Julio Cortes
• 75' Window Seonggi Jee scores, assisted by Ognyan Georgiev
• 83' Yellow card to Window Miguel Perez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Ollowlymouton 2.06 xG and Window 3.04. The actual score, 0 - 4, means the hosts finished well below the return their chances suggested, while Window converted four goals from an xG figure just over three. That gap points to two sides of the same afternoon: Ollowlymouton got into positions capable of producing a goal but did not make them count, while Window made its opportunities tell with greater efficiency. The hosts had 54% possession and seven shots on target, yet Window registered 10 on target from 15 attempts and held the higher xG. The numbers suggest that the ball spent plenty of time with Ollowlymouton, but the more dangerous attacking work belonged to the visitors.

• Ollowlymouton: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Window: Xinping Boon (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Hyungjoon Eom as Window established its early lead.
• Window: Bruno Rossi (7.3) - Supplied the assist for the opener before scoring the third goal.

The first two goals gave Window an early advantage, and the later strikes made sure there was no meaningful way back for Ollowlymouton. The hosts’ 10 shots and seven on target show that the scoreline was not the product of a complete absence of attacking effort; the more telling distinction is that they failed to score, while Window found the net four times. Window also won the shot count 15-10, the corners 11-8 and the tackles 8-4, despite seeing less of the ball and recording slightly lower pass accuracy. Three yellow cards apiece gave the officials some administrative work, though neither side had a player sent off. In the end, Window made the stronger chances and the better finishing count, while Ollowlymouton were left with possession and a scoreline that offered little consolation.