Darlesincom 5 - 1 Wareaddlock

Key Events:

• 13' Yellow card to Wareaddlock Michel Lemoine
• 18' Darlesincom Marko Andrić scores, assisted by Moussa Kouadio
• 32' Wareaddlock Nilson Pires scores
• 35' Darlesincom Moussa Kouadio scores, assisted by Marko Andrić
• 57' Darlesincom Jacinto Soares scores, assisted by Moussa Kouadio
• 73' Darlesincom Marko Andrić scores, assisted by Paul Akpan
• 78' Darlesincom Jacinto Soares scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Darlesincom scored five from an xG of 4.44, finishing modestly above the chance-quality estimate while producing the volume and accuracy to make the result feel well earned. Wareaddlock scored once from 0.43 xG, an overperformance in the narrow arithmetic sense, but their four shots and zero on target tell the more difficult story: the goal was their one clear return from limited attacking threat. Possession was nearly even at 51%-49%, yet the shot count was not. Darlesincom created 20 attempts and repeatedly tested the goalkeeper, while Wareaddlock had more corners and dribbles but did not turn those routes forward into shots on target. The difference was not simply who had the ball; it was what each side managed to do with it.

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

The scoreline did not arrive in one uninterrupted rush. Wareaddlock equalised through Nilson Pires after Marko Andrić had opened the scoring, briefly restoring balance on the scoreboard. Darlesincom answered three minutes later through Moussa Kouadio, then added three more after the break. That sequence gave the match its shape: Wareaddlock found a way back once, but Darlesincom kept generating the more dangerous chances and gradually made the gap beyond dispute.

The visitors’ eight corners and 12 dribbles suggest they were not short of attempts to advance, and their possession share was close enough to keep the contest from being a simple siege. But the zero shots on target left those efforts without a finishing point. For Darlesincom, the combination of 16 accurate attempts and five goals made the attacking advantage unusually visible. Marko Andrić, Moussa Kouadio and Jacinto Soares supplied the goals and assists that turned that advantage into a 5 - 1 result.