Marnes Rangers 0 - 11 Seaton Rovers

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers Pedro Chagas
• 6' Seaton Rovers Serigne Thiam scores, assisted by Tim Kimura
• 14' Seaton Rovers Suvad Tadić scores
• 16' Seaton Rovers Claudinei Da Silva scores, assisted by Hamada Eldeeb
• 32' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers Phillip Lewis
• 45' Seaton Rovers Donggeun Sin scores
• 52' Seaton Rovers Bernd Müller scores, assisted by Jorge Castillo
• 57' Seaton Rovers Suvad Tadić scores, assisted by Serigne Thiam
• 63' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers Seungwoo Jeong
• 66' Seaton Rovers Suvad Tadić scores, assisted by Hamada Eldeeb
• 72' Seaton Rovers Suvad Tadić scores, assisted by Claudinei Da Silva
• 73' Seaton Rovers Claudinei Da Silva scores, assisted by Donggeun Sin
• 74' Seaton Rovers Jorge Castillo scores, assisted by Suvad Tadić
• 88' Seaton Rovers Paulo Raposo scores, assisted by Serigne Thiam

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Seaton Rovers scored 11 from 5.46 xG, an extraordinary overperformance of 5.54 goals. Their 24 shots, with 20 on target, show that the scoring was backed by sustained attacking volume as well as unusually ruthless finishing. Marnes Rangers produced 0.26 xG from a single shot and finished without a goal, a small shortfall against a very small chance total. The near-even possession figures offer little comfort: Seaton made far more of its time on the ball, and Marnes had too few attempts to threaten a different outcome. An 11-goal return from this xG is not a routine conversion rate; it is the sort of afternoon that makes an ordinary shooting ledger feel like it has been understating the mood.

Marnes Rangers: No players reached a rating of 7.0.

Seaton Rovers:

• Suvad Tadić (9.7) - Scored four goals and supplied an assist, the defining contribution in an already emphatic win.
• Claudinei Da Silva (8.1) - Scored twice and added an assist as Seaton’s attack kept finding another route to goal.
• Serigne Thiam (7.8) - Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three goals.
• Donggeun Sin (7.3) - Added a goal and an assist in a performance that helped keep the scoring moving.
• Jorge Castillo (7.3) - Scored once and assisted once, including the pass for Bernd Müller’s goal.

The match’s shape was established early: Seaton Rovers scored in the sixth minute, then added two more before the 16th. Marnes Rangers were booked three times, but the main imbalance was not discipline or possession; it was the gap between one shot and 24. Seaton’s six corners to Marnes’ seven underline that the corner count alone tells almost nothing about how the game was played.

After the break, the visitors scored repeatedly, with four goals arriving between the 66th and 74th minutes. Suvad Tadić finished with four goals, while Claudinei Da Silva and Serigne Thiam paired their own scoring with assists. Even the final goal, in the 88th minute, left Marnes Rangers facing the full 0-11 scoreline. The result was emphatic by any measure; the 5.46 xG explains the volume of Seaton’s chances, while the actual total records a finishing day that considerably outran the estimate.