The report
16' - Rainer Müller received a yellow card for Marth Town. 21' - Ousmane Sylla was also booked for the hosts. 5' - Carlos Tabares opened the scoring for Mageford City with an assist from Zeeshan Lim. 67' - Chavdar Georgiev doubled Mageford City’s lead with a precise finish. 73' - Wilson Castillo was cautioned for Mageford City. 76' - James Kerr scored his first goal, assisted by Alfredo Osorio. 79' - James Kerr added a second, with an assist from Bruno Rossi. 80' - Saliou Sow received a yellow card for Mageford City. 83' - Pedro Guzman pulled a goal back for Marth Town with an assist from Friedrich Unger. 87' - Khadim Diakhate was booked for Marth Town. 90' - Friedrich Unger also received a yellow card in stoppage time.
Despite a possession split of 50%-50%, Mageford City’s xG of 3.98 starkly contrasted with Marth Town’s 0.64, illustrating the visitors’ clinical approach and dominance in creating high-quality chances. Mageford’s 20 shots, with 13 on target, far outstripped the hosts’ 3 shots, of which only 2 were on target. The visitors’ shot conversion rate of 20% was efficient given their volume of attempts, while Marth Town’s 33% conversion from their limited chances was not enough to threaten the scoreline. The visitors’ goalkeeper made 16 saves, reflecting the pressure faced, while the hosts’ keeper was only called into action five times.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
James Kerr*
scored twice and was a constant threat in attack, proving decisive in the final third.
Alfredo Osorio*
provided the assist for Kerr’s first goal and orchestrated much of Mageford’s attacking play.
Carlos Tabares*
opened the scoring with a well-taken finish and caused problems throughout.
Friedrich Unger*
a solid presence in midfield, contributing both defensively and with the assist for the late goal.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Zeeshan Lim to Carlos Tabares. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison