The report
Key Events:
- 1' - Yellow card to Mirthop's Xinping Boon
- 4' - Yellow card to Mirthop's Israel Morales
- 27' - Yellow card to Systergh Jose De Souza
- 43' - Systergh Ahmad Okoro scores
- 63' - Systergh Pablo Cortes scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 77' - Systergh Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
- 81' - Yellow card to Mirthop's Friedrich Unger
- 83' - Systergh Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Ron Thompson
The expected goals (xG) analysis reveals a stark contrast between the two sides. Systergh's xG of 6.03 reflects their overwhelming attacking volume and quality, with 22 shots on target indicating their relentless pursuit of goal. In comparison, Mirthop's xG of 1.11 highlights their more conservative approach and fewer clear-cut chances, despite managing five shots with four on target. The tactical disparity was evident: Systergh's high pressing and fluid attacking movements created numerous opportunities, while Mirthop's defense was repeatedly breached. Systergh's superior shot accuracy and dribbles (13) further underline their offensive dominance, although their defensive work was also commendable with nine tackles and eight saves. The match's overperformance by Systergh's xG underscores their clinical finishing, converting their chances efficiently, while Mirthop's underperformance in front of goal was a key factor in the final scoreline.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed reliably. Luca Colombo (6.8) was influential in attack, providing the assist for the final goal, while Ron Thompson (6.7) contributed with creative play and key passes. On the hosts' side, Xinping Boon (6.5) showed resilience despite the yellow card, and Israel Morales (6.4) worked tirelessly in midfield. The overall team effort from Systergh was evident in their collective attacking threat, even if no individual player reached the highest rating tier.
The result underscores Systergh's clinical efficiency and tactical discipline, turning their possession advantage into a comprehensive victory. Despite a valiant effort from Mirthop's, their defensive lapses and inability to convert chances ultimately cost them dearly. With a commanding display of attacking fluidity and defensive resilience, Systergh demonstrated why they are a force to be reckoned with in Division 8 League 3.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Ahmad Okoro, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


