Kemough Town 11 - 1 Majord Wanderers

Key Events:

• 2' Kemough Town Brett Bond scores, assisted by Haruna Olaleye
• 11' Kemough Town Ivan Bishop scores, assisted by Kai Goh
• 25' Yellow card to Kemough Town Rolf Förster
• 31' Yellow card to Majord Wanderers Allan Carroll
• 32' Yellow card to Majord Wanderers Pedro Chagas
• 37' Yellow card to Majord Wanderers Michel Lemoine
• 38' Kemough Town Diego Gomez scores
• 43' Kemough Town Diego Gomez scores
• 51' Kemough Town Brett Bond scores, assisted by Kai Goh
• 54' Kemough Town Victor John scores, assisted by Kai Goh
• 61' Kemough Town Haruna Olaleye scores, assisted by Diego Gomez
• 63' Kemough Town Brett Bond scores, assisted by Diego Gomez
• 67' Yellow card to Majord Wanderers Phillip Lewis
• 73' Majord Wanderers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 75' Kemough Town Kai Goh scores
• 77' Kemough Town Ivan Bishop scores, assisted by Kai Goh
• 90' Kemough Town Peter Sutherland scores, assisted by Haruna Olaleye

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Kemough Town scored 11 from 4.81 xG, an extraordinary overperformance of more than six goals. Their 22 shots, 17 on target and varied scoring contributions suggest sustained pressure and ruthless finishing, though the conversion rate went well beyond what chance quality alone would predict. Majord Wanderers scored once from 0.79 xG, a modest overperformance; with only three attempts, all on target, their limited attacking output made the gap in volume decisive. Possession was nearly even at 51%-49%, but the match was not: Kemough Town turned comparable possession into a steady supply of chances, while the visitors had little room to build a response.

• No Majord Wanderers players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The 11-1 result accurately reflects the scale of Kemough Town’s superiority, even if the xG figures suggest the finishing was unusually generous. Majord Wanderers did find the net and matched their opponents closely in possession and passing accuracy, but those measures offered little shelter against a side producing 17 shots on target. Four yellow cards added friction to the visitors’ evening; Kemough Town, meanwhile, had already made the principal argument with the ball.