Totfor Mar Albion 5 - 1 Wild City

Key Events:

• 15' Totfor Mar Albion Filipe Santos scores, assisted by Alejo Alonso
• 34' Yellow card to Totfor Mar Albion Jerome Lefebvre
• 60' Totfor Mar Albion Filipe Santos scores, assisted by Riccardo Valentini
• 70' Yellow card to Wild City Marc Hughes
• 70' Totfor Mar Albion Jerome Lefebvre scores, assisted by Filipe Santos
• 75' Totfor Mar Albion Bakary Silue scores, assisted by Riccardo Valentini
• 81' Wild City James Robinson scores
• 86' Totfor Mar Albion Jorge Perez scores
• 86' Yellow card to Totfor Mar Albion Akira Kubota

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

Totfor Mar Albion scored five from an xG of 4.04, an overperformance of 0.96 goals, while Wild City scored once from 0.98 xG, almost exactly matching the chance quality they created. The hosts’ finishing was sharper than the estimate expected, but the larger tactical gap is visible in the shot count: 19 attempts, with 14 on target, against five attempts and three on target for Wild City. Wild City held 54% possession and completed passes more accurately, yet the ball spent too little of its time becoming a serious threat. Totfor Mar Albion made less of the possession and far more of the opportunities, with Filipe Santos scoring twice and adding an assist. The 4.04 xG suggests the five-goal return was an unusually productive day in front of goal, rather than a tally detached from the chances created.

No Wild City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline leaves little doubt about the outcome, though Wild City did find a goal through James Robinson in the closing stretch. Totfor Mar Albion restored the four-goal margin five minutes later, making the reply a brief interruption rather than a change in the match’s direction. Their 46% possession did not prevent them from producing nearly four times as many shots, and the 5-1 result reflects that control of the important moments. Wild City were busier on the ball, more accurate with their passing and more active in dribbles, but those measures brought only three shots on target. For Totfor Mar Albion, the afternoon’s arithmetic was unusually cooperative: five goals, five different scorers, and no requirement to have the ball more.