The report
The match was characterized by a high number of shots and a clear tactical approach from Shifass Albion, who maintained 56% possession and pressed relentlessly. Their attacking trio, especially Anthony Andrews, was instrumental, contributing to four goals and multiple key passes. The hosts struggled to match the visitors' intensity, managing only 7 shots with 5 on target, and a modest xG of 1.46. The visitors' expected goals of 4.7 highlight their efficiency in front of goal, converting a significant portion of their chances. Defensive discipline was maintained, with only one yellow card shown to Shifass Albion's Tidiane Ndoye, while Sousea committed 11 fouls, often caught out by quick transitions. The game was a showcase of tactical superiority and clinical finishing from the away side.
While no players from either team reached a rating of 7.0 or higher, the collective effort from Shifass Albion was evident in their dominant scoreline. The hosts' goalkeeper made numerous saves but was ultimately overwhelmed by the relentless attacking pressure. The visitors' ability to convert their chances efficiently, combined with disciplined defending, sealed the victory. This match will be remembered for the visitors' ruthless attack and the hosts' valiant but ultimately futile efforts to stem the tide. Shifass Albion's confidence will be high after this comprehensive win, and they will aim to carry this momentum into upcoming fixtures.
Event Timeline:
11' - Shifass Albion Hermann Krämer scores 24' - Shifass Albion Anthony Andrews scores 31' - Shifass Albion Haitham Hamdy scores, assisted by Anthony Andrews 33' - Shifass Albion Haitham Hamdy scores, assisted by Glenn Davies 47' - Yellow card to Shifass Albion Tidiane Ndoye 59' - Yellow card to Sousea Ivan Novak 59' - Shifass Albion Kiril Dimitrov scores, assisted by Hermann Krämer 63' - Shifass Albion Anthony Andrews scores 64' - Shifass Albion Tidiane Ndoye scores, assisted by Anthony Andrews 69' - Yellow card to Sousea Takashi Inoue 73' - Shifass Albion Haitham Hamdy scores, assisted by Anthony Andrews
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Shifass Albion's xG of 4.7 reflects their clinical finishing, converting more than three times their expected goals, which indicates a high efficiency in front of goal. Conversely, Sousea's xG of 1.46 suggests they created limited quality chances, and their goalkeeping efforts were put to the test throughout the match. The disparity between actual goals and xG underscores the visitors' effectiveness in capitalizing on their opportunities, while the hosts struggled to convert their few chances.
No players from Sousea reached a rating of 7.0 or higher, but the goalkeeper's 14 saves kept the scoreline from being even more humiliating.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Anthony Andrews*
Led the attack with two goals and multiple key passes, orchestrating much of the visitors' offensive play.
Haitham Hamdy*
Scored twice and was a constant threat on the flank, creating space and chances.
Hermann Krämer*
Opened the scoring and contributed to the build-up play with intelligent movement.
Glenn Davies*
Provided width and assisted in the second goal, showing good link-up play.
Kiril Dimitrov*
Scored from a well-placed shot, adding to the tally and demonstrating composure in front of goal.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Hermann Krämer, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


