Maing Bor 5 - 0 Bod Mord City

Key Events:

• 44' Yellow card to Bod Mord City Eckhard Köhler
• 46' Maing Bor Rogelio De gracia scores, assisted by David Ibarra
• 54' Maing Bor Manfred Wolff scores, assisted by Rodrigo Pacheco
• 56' Yellow card to Bod Mord City John Bailey
• 60' Maing Bor David Ibarra scores
• 70' Yellow card to Bod Mord City Kyungsoo Chae
• 74' Maing Bor Robert Kooistra scores
• 76' Yellow card to Bod Mord City Marcel Durand
• 78' Yellow card to Maing Bor Manfred Wolff
• 89' Maing Bor David Ibarra scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Maing Bor scored five from an xG of 3.44, finishing above the chance-quality estimate by 1.56 goals. That is a substantial over-performance, though the volume behind it was real: 19 shots, 10 on target, and 13 corners gave the hosts repeated opportunities to make their pressure count. Bod Mord City scored none from 1.26 xG, under-finishing its estimate despite putting all five of its shots on target. The gap between the xG figures suggests the visitors did create some scoring threat, but Maing Bor controlled the conditions around it: 61% possession, 88% pass accuracy and 17 dribbles to the visitors' five. The timing mattered, too. The first goal arrived immediately after the break, and two more followed before the hour, turning the hosts' territorial advantage into a lead Bod Mord City could not recover.

• No Bod Mord City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The score was emphatic, and the match figures explain why: Maing Bor led heavily in possession, shots, corners and dribbles, while also converting five times. The visitors' five shots on target mean they were not entirely without a route toward goal, but the blank on the scoreboard tells the more decisive part of that story. Four yellow cards for Bod Mord City accompanied a second half in which the contest slipped away; Maing Bor received one, and there were no red cards. For the hosts, a strong first-half platform became a strikingly productive second-half performance. The final score was 5-0, with the only real argument left to the numbers being whether Maing Bor deserved quite so many goals or Bod Mord City deserved at least one.