Ollowlymouton 0 - 7 Fartham

Key Events:

• 9' Fartham Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Pietro Ricci
• 18' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Julio Cortes
• 19' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Paul Dupont
• 28' Yellow card to Fartham Ladji Dagnogo
• 32' Fartham Pietro Ricci scores, assisted by Savo Jovičić
• 38' Fartham Xinping Boon scores
• 52' Fartham Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Steven Weir
• 63' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Marcel Durand
• 76' Fartham Bruno Rossi scores
• 80' Fartham Pietro Ricci scores, assisted by Ladji Dagnogo
• 89' Yellow card to Fartham Savo Jovičić
• 90' Fartham Savo Jovičić scores, assisted by Steven Weir

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Fartham recorded 5.14 xG and scored seven, an overperformance of 1.86 goals; Ollowlymouton registered 0.96 xG and scored none. The hosts’ expected return was modest, but it still represents a chance of finding the net that the actual score did not acknowledge. The visitors’ tally exceeded their chance-quality estimate, while their 24 shots and 18 on target show that the seven goals were not produced by a solitary burst of unlikely finishing. Fartham had less possession, 46% to 54%, but generated far more attempts and repeatedly put them on target. The numbers point to a clear difference in attacking threat: Ollowlymouton kept the ball more often without matching the visitors’ volume or pressure in front of goal. Seven from 5.14 xG is sharp finishing; five shots and no goals left the hosts with little return for their possession.

• No Ollowlymouton players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The decisive damage arrived early: Xinping Boon opened the scoring at 9', and Pietro Ricci made it 2-0 before the half-hour had properly settled. Boon struck again at 38', leaving Ollowlymouton three down at the break. After Bruno Rossi scored in the 52nd minute, the contest became a long exercise in resisting a margin that kept growing. Rossi added another, Ricci completed his brace, and Savo Jovičić supplied the seventh in the 90th minute. The three home yellow cards, all before or at 63', were among the few interruptions to Fartham’s steady accumulation of goals.

Fartham finished with seven goals from 24 shots, while Ollowlymouton had five attempts and three on target but no score. The possession figure favoured the hosts; almost every more consequential measure favoured the visitors. The final 0-7 was not a narrow result distorted by one late swing, but a wide defeat reinforced across the match, with Fartham scoring in both halves and sharing the goals among four players. For Ollowlymouton, the 0.96 xG offers a small indication that a goal was possible, not an explanation for the gulf. Fartham left with the points and a scoreline whose arithmetic required no embellishment.