The report
Key Events:
- 9' Yellow card to Fingfort Ezekiel Abdullahi
- 10' Staignmouth Dramane Ouattara scores, assisted by Aleksandar Grgić
- 23' Yellow card to Staignmouth Aleksandar Grgić
- 23' Yellow card to Staignmouth Michael Olsen
- 24' Fingfort Guillermo Pintos scores, assisted by Tiago Dos Santos
- 38' Yellow card to Staignmouth Jose Montoya
- 43' Yellow card to Fingfort Tiago Dos Santos
- 51' Fingfort Alain Atta scores
- 68' Yellow card to Fingfort Guillermo Pintos
- 69' Staignmouth Michael Olsen scores, assisted by Aleksandar Grgić
- 76' Yellow card to Fingfort Martyn Dean
- 84' Yellow card to Fingfort Edward Theriault
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Fingfort’s xG of 3.72 significantly outstripped Staignmouth’s 2.48, reflecting their dominance in shot volume and quality, especially with 14 on target compared to 9 from the hosts. Fingfort’s aggressive approach and high shot count created numerous scoring opportunities, yet Staignmouth’s resilience and clinical finishing—evidenced by their conversion of two of their nine shots—kept the game level. The tactical battle was evident in Fingfort’s willingness to shoot from distance and press high, while Staignmouth relied on quick counter-attacks and set-piece opportunities. The match’s overperformance in xG for Fingfort suggests they were slightly unlucky not to secure all three points, but Staignmouth’s defensive organization and goalkeeping kept them in the game.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably under pressure. Dramane Ouattara (6.8) was lively upfront, scoring a crucial goal and creating multiple chances. Aleksandar Grgić (6.7) contributed both offensively and defensively, setting up the opening goal and earning a yellow card. Guillermo Pintos (6.6) was Fingfort’s most dangerous player, scoring and pressing relentlessly. Michael Olsen (6.5) scored a vital goal and showed leadership in midfield. Tiago Dos Santos (6.4) was active on the wing, providing width and creating opportunities.
This match showcased the tactical discipline of Staignmouth and the attacking verve of Fingfort, with both sides leaving everything on the pitch. Fingfort’s superior shot volume and xG suggest they were the more threatening team, but Staignmouth’s resilience and clinical finishing earned them a hard-fought point in a match full of intensity and tactical nuance.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Dramane Ouattara for Staignmouth. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


