The report
Key Events:
- 7' St Midsomble Salvador Muñoz scores, assisted by Vicente Ortiz
- 9' Yellow card to Sould City Jianhui Tan
- 15' Yellow card to Sould City Luis Pinto
- 19' St Midsomble Yaya Koua scores, assisted by Salvador Muñoz
- 32' Yellow card to Sould City Pedro Guzman
- 49' Yellow card to St Midsomble Yaya Koua
- 60' St Midsomble Yaya Koua scores, assisted by Nelson Sepulveda
- 62' Yellow card to St Midsomble Jacques Menard
- 64' Yellow card to Sould City Khadim Diakhate
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The match saw St Midsomble produce an impressive xG of 3.48, reflecting their clinical finishing and numerous clear-cut chances, which translated into three goals. Salvador Muñoz and Yaya Koua were particularly threatening, with their goal contributions aligning well with their high xG values. Meanwhile, Sould City managed an xG of just 0.96, indicating limited attacking threat and a reliance on defensive resilience rather than creation. Despite slightly higher possession (52%), the visitors' inability to convert their few opportunities underlines their struggles in front of goal. The tactical discipline of St Midsomble was evident, with their high shot accuracy (13 on target from 15 attempts) and effective pressing disrupting Sould City's build-up. The match's flow was characterized by St Midsomble's sharp counter-attacks and disciplined defensive organization, which kept the visitors at bay and allowed them to capitalize on their chances.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably. Salvador Muñoz (6.8) - Scored the opening goal and was a constant threat in attack. Yaya Koua (6.7) - His goal and disciplined play earned him praise despite a yellow card. Vicente Ortiz (6.6) - Provided the assist for the first goal and showed good vision. Nelson Sepulveda (6.5) - Assisted the third goal and was active down the flank. Jacques Menard (6.4) - Solid defensively, despite receiving a yellow card.
Summary: St Midsomble showcased their attacking prowess with a clinical finishing display, supported by disciplined defending and tactical awareness. The opening goal from Salvador Muñoz set the tone early, and Yaya Koua's goal doubled their advantage before halftime. Despite some yellow cards, the hosts maintained control, with their high shot accuracy and effective pressing limiting Sould City's chances. The visitors' defensive resilience was tested repeatedly, but they failed to convert their limited opportunities into goals, as reflected by their low xG. The match was a testament to St Midsomble's attacking efficiency and tactical discipline, earning them a well-deserved victory.
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The match saw St Midsomble produce an impressive xG of 3.48, reflecting their clinical finishing and numerous clear-cut chances, which translated into three goals. Salvador Muñoz and Yaya Koua were particularly threatening, with their goal contributions aligning well with their high xG values. Meanwhile, Sould City managed an xG of just 0.96, indicating limited attacking threat and a reliance on defensive resilience rather than creation. Despite slightly higher possession (52%), the visitors' inability to convert their few opportunities underlines their struggles in front of goal. The tactical discipline of St Midsomble was evident, with their high shot accuracy (13 on target from 15 attempts) and effective pressing disrupting Sould City's build-up. The match's flow was characterized by St Midsomble's sharp counter-attacks and disciplined defensive organization, which kept the visitors at bay and allowed them to capitalize on their chances.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Salvador Muñoz*
Scored the opening goal and was a constant threat in attack.
Yaya Koua*
His goal and disciplined play earned him praise despite a yellow card.
Vicente Ortiz*
Provided the assist for the first goal and showed good vision.
Nelson Sepulveda*
Assisted the third goal and was active down the flank.
Jacques Menard*
Solid defensively, despite receiving a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Vicente Ortiz to Salvador Muñoz. 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


