Sward 3 - 9 Aldoverton

Key Events:

• 2' Aldoverton Bernard Boyer scores
• 6' Aldoverton Abel Sa scores, assisted by Diego Cuello
• 6' Yellow card to Aldoverton Manuel Saucedo
• 12' Aldoverton Rainer Müller scores
• 22' Aldoverton Francisco Neto scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 26' Aldoverton Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 34' Sward Jorge Alvez scores
• 37' Aldoverton Diego Cuello scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 50' Yellow card to Aldoverton Francisco Neto
• 52' Aldoverton Francisco Neto scores, assisted by Diego Cuello
• 53' Yellow card to Sward Michel Lemoine
• 59' Yellow card to Sward Seungwoo Jeong
• 61' Yellow card to Aldoverton Bernard Boyer
• 62' Sward Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Branko Bartolić
• 79' Aldoverton Diego Cuello scores, assisted by Bernard Boyer
• 81' Sward Branko Bartolić scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 84' Yellow card to Sward Jorge Alvez
• 85' Aldoverton Khadim Diakhate scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

Aldoverton’s attacking efficiency was evident, with an xG of 4.51, reflecting their numerous high-quality chances, especially from Cuello and Diakhate. Their 17 shots on target translated into multiple goals, showcasing clinical finishing. Conversely, Sward’s limited opportunities, with only 3 shots and an xG of 0.86, underscored their struggles to create meaningful scoring chances against the visitors’ disciplined defense. Despite the disparity in xG, Sward’s goal from Jorge Alvez at 34' was a bright moment, but overall, Aldoverton’s overperformance in front of goal was decisive. Tactical dominance and superior finishing allowed Aldoverton to convert their chances effectively, while Sward’s defense was repeatedly breached.

No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but standout performances included Diego Cuello (8.6/10) for Aldoverton, who scored twice and provided an assist, and Khadim Diakhate (8.3/10), whose three assists and goal-making ability were instrumental. For Sward, Branko Bartolić earned a 7.3/10 for his goal and assist, showing resilience despite the heavy defeat. Rainer Müller (7.6/10) also impressed with two goals, though it wasn’t enough to turn the tide. The rest of the top performers contributed significantly, but the overall team effort was insufficient to contain Aldoverton’s firepower.

This match demonstrated Aldoverton’s attacking prowess and tactical discipline, with their clinical finishing ultimately sealing a dominant victory. Meanwhile, Sward’s efforts were hampered by a resilient visitors’ defense and clinical finishing, leaving them with a tough lesson in efficiency.