The report
Key Events:
- 5' Malles James Johnson scores, assisted by Braulio Rodriguez
- 6' Yellow card to Malles Steen Hansen
- 10' Yellow card to Malles Nikolay Georgiev
- 12' Malles James Johnson scores
- 26' Malles Steen Hansen scores, assisted by Mario Paris
- 28' Yellow card to Chilland Radomir Avdić
- 30' Malles Braulio Rodriguez scores, assisted by Omar Rodriguez
- 33' Malles Steen Hansen scores, assisted by Braulio Rodriguez
- 39' Malles Mario Paris scores, assisted by James Johnson
- 43' Malles Mario Paris scores, assisted by Steen Hansen
- 45' Malles Mario Paris scores, assisted by Braulio Rodriguez
- 63' Yellow card to Malles Rodrigo Da Silva
- 73' Malles Steen Hansen scores, assisted by Mario Paris
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Malles scored nine from 4.41 xG, a considerable return above the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate. That over-performance gives the scoreline an extra edge, though it was built on a steady supply of attempts: Malles put 17 of 18 shots on target. Chilland recorded 0.01 xG and no shots, so its 53% possession yielded little attacking threat. The figures point to a sharp contrast between holding the ball and turning it into chances; Malles did the latter with exceptional efficiency, while Chilland never made the visitors defend a shot.
No Chilland players reached a 7.0 rating.
The 0-9 result was already emphatic before the interval, with Malles scoring eight times in the first half and adding the ninth in the 73rd minute. The visitors had less possession and no corners, but neither measure captures the imbalance in the most consequential area: shots. Chilland managed none; Malles tested the target 17 times. The shared tackle count offers a small statistical island of equality, though it cannot rescue the larger picture.
There is no need to dress this up as a close contest. Chilland had the ball more often, but Malles made its possession count, found a range of scorers and creators, and finished well beyond its expected-goals total. By the final whistle, the score was Chilland 0 - 9 Malles: a result whose scale was unmistakable, and whose nine goals were supported by a level of attacking pressure the hosts never matched.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Mario Paris*
Scored three goals and supplied two assists, contributing directly to five of Malles’ nine.
Steen Hansen*
Completed a hat-trick and added an assist despite receiving a yellow card.
Braulio Rodriguez*
Scored once and created three more, making his influence difficult to miss.
James Johnson*
Scored twice and assisted Mario Paris.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Braulio Rodriguez to James Johnson. 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

