The report
Key Events:
- 9' Mortingwood Anthony Andrews scores, assisted by Hakim Breton
- 15' Mortingwood Anthony Andrews scores
- 19' Yellow card to Axmundham Milan Krizmanić
- 20' Mortingwood Hakim Breton scores, assisted by Anthony Andrews
- 32' Yellow card to Mortingwood Gustavo Bezerra
- 37' Mortingwood Michael Lee scores
- 37' Yellow card to Axmundham Stoyan Aleksiev
- 50' Axmundham Sangjun Seo scores, assisted by Oliver Marić
- 65' Yellow card to Mortingwood Serge Meijer
- 69' Axmundham Sangjun Seo scores, assisted by Luis Castillo
- 79' Yellow card to Axmundham Luis Castillo
- 85' Yellow card to Axmundham Rai Kitahara
xG Analysis:
While Axmundham outshot their opponents 11 to 20 and had a high on-target rate, their expected goals total of 2.63 fell short of their actual two goals, indicating some finishing inefficiency. Conversely, Mortingwood generated a commanding 4.58 xG from their 20 shots, reflecting their attacking dominance and clinical finishing. The match's overperformance by Mortingwood's xG underscores their effectiveness in converting chances, which ultimately decided the outcome despite Axmundham's persistent pressure.
Axmundham: Sangjun Seo (7.6) - A standout with two goals, Seo was a constant threat and demonstrated clinical finishing. Stoyan Aleksiev (7.2) - Solid in midfield, he contributed to both defensive resilience and attacking transitions. Luis Castillo (7.0) - His assist and work rate earned him a solid rating despite the yellow card.
Mortingwood: Anthony Andrews (8.1) - Man of the match, Andrews scored twice and provided an assist, orchestrating much of the visitors' attacking play. Hakim Breton (7.3) - A creative force, Breton scored and assisted, linking well with Andrews. Michael Lee (7.0) - His goal added to the visitors' tally and helped secure the win.
This match showcased Mortingwood's clinical edge and attacking prowess, with their key players stepping up at crucial moments. Despite Axmundham's high shot volume and impressive xG, they couldn't convert enough chances to turn the tide, highlighting the fine margins in football. The disciplined performances and sharp finishing from the visitors ultimately sealed a memorable victory.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Sangjun Seo*
A standout with two goals, Seo was a constant threat and demonstrated clinical finishing.
Stoyan Aleksiev*
Solid in midfield, he contributed to both defensive resilience and attacking transitions.
Luis Castillo*
His assist and work rate earned him a solid rating despite the yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Hakim Breton to Anthony Andrews. 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


