Exmouthor Palace 0 - 11 Kirfor City

Key Events:

• 2' Kirfor City Badri Barbaqadze scores, assisted by Alexander Molina
• 6' Kirfor City Badri Barbaqadze scores
• 12' Kirfor City Mohamed Salem scores, assisted by Richard Grant
• 22' Yellow card to Kirfor City Badri Barbaqadze
• 28' Kirfor City Alexander Molina scores
• 34' Kirfor City Alexander Molina scores, assisted by Badri Barbaqadze
• 35' Kirfor City Jack Olsen scores, assisted by Adriano Almeida
• 45' Kirfor City Alexander Molina scores, assisted by Adnan Agić
• 50' Yellow card to Exmouthor Palace Xinping Boon
• 52' Kirfor City Alexander Molina scores, assisted by Badri Barbaqadze
• 70' Kirfor City Alexander Molina scores, assisted by Jack Olsen
• 77' Yellow card to Kirfor City Jack Olsen
• 81' Kirfor City Djily Balde scores, assisted by Alexander Molina
• 86' Kirfor City scores, assisted by Badri Barbaqadze

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Kirfor City scored 11 from an xG of 4.36, a substantial overperformance; Exmouthor Palace scored none from 0.26. The gap between the visitors’ chance estimate and their final tally says plenty about their finishing: 14 of 22 shots were on target, and the attack converted at a rate the underlying chances alone would not predict. Meanwhile, Exmouthor Palace managed one shot, on target, and could not turn even a small opportunity into a goal. Their 53% possession offered little relief from that shortage of threat. Kirfor City had less of the ball, but far more of the match’s decisive actions.

No Exmouthor Palace player recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Exmouthor Palace, the figures tell an unusually stark story: they held the ball more often and completed passes more accurately, yet registered just one attempt and made only three tackles. Those numbers are not contradictory so much as a reminder that neat circulation is not the same thing as control of the dangerous areas. Kirfor City won the contest where it mattered, turning pressure into repeated shots and goals, with five goals arriving from Alexander Molina alone.

The 0 - 11 scoreline was settled early, but Kirfor City kept adding to it after the interval rather than treating the second half as administrative work. The visitors’ finishing ran well ahead of their xG, while their opponents never found a response in front of goal. In a match where possession, pass accuracy and the scoreboard appeared to belong to different departments, the scoreboard delivered the only ruling anyone needed.