Midgewpool 0 - 5 Markeaces

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Markeaces at 5.53 xG and Midgewpool at 0.61. Five goals from 5.53 xG is close to the chances created, with the visitors finishing just below their estimate; Midgewpool, by contrast, did not convert its limited threat. The shot count sharpens the tactical picture: Markeaces put 20 of 25 attempts on target, while Midgewpool managed two on target from three. Possession was not overwhelming—55% to 45%—but the visitors made much more of their time on the ball, and the late run of four goals from the 78th minute onward gave their control a rather emphatic final form.

The opening goal arrived in the 38th minute, when Ene Umaru finished from Jose De la Torre’s assist. The match then stayed at 1-0 until the 78th, before Bruno Rossi, Mark Schippers, Salih Damjanović and Luca Colombo scored in a brisk closing spell. Midgewpool had six corners, two more than Markeaces, but that advantage did not translate into enough clear danger to change the contest. Three yellow cards for the hosts and two for the visitors added some early administrative work; there were no red cards to extend it.

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Midgewpool Michel Lemoine
• 5' Yellow card to Markeaces Ene Umaru
• 10' Yellow card to Markeaces Jose De la Torre
• 29' Yellow card to Midgewpool Michael Brown
• 38' Markeaces Ene Umaru scores, assisted by Jose De la Torre
• 77' Yellow card to Midgewpool Jorge Alvez
• 78' Markeaces Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 83' Markeaces Mark Schippers scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 86' Markeaces Salih Damjanović scores, assisted by Ene Umaru
• 90' Markeaces Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Mark Schippers

Midgewpool: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Markeaces:

• Luca Colombo (7.8) - Scored once and supplied two assists, helping drive the visitors’ decisive late surge.
• Mark Schippers (7.3) - Added a goal and an assist, including the setup for the final score.
• Ene Umaru (7.0) - Scored the opener and assisted another, making a substantial contribution despite his yellow card.

For Markeaces, the scoreline reflected sustained attacking pressure rather than a sudden flurry unsupported by the match. Midgewpool kept the game within one goal for much of the evening, but the visitors’ volume of attempts and accuracy eventually overwhelmed that resistance. The final 5-0 was a clear win, and the closing minutes ensured nobody had to consult the earlier parts of the match to understand the difference between the sides.