The report
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Immington Albion Michael Brown
- 3' Grand Park Damir štimac scores, assisted by Alvaro Moreira
- 18' Yellow card to Grand Park Jovo Lalović
- 52' Grand Park Fernando Silva scores
- 57' Grand Park Alvaro Moreira scores, assisted by Jovo Lalović
- 62' Yellow card to Immington Albion Pedro Chagas
- 72' Yellow card to Immington Albion Branko Bartolić
- 73' Grand Park Sada Saito scores, assisted by Jovo Lalović
- 75' Yellow card to Immington Albion Michel Lemoine
- 76' Grand Park Sada Saito scores, assisted by Jovo Lalović
- 82' Grand Park Sada Saito scores
- 89' Grand Park Jovo Lalović scores, assisted by Weiqiang Lim
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Grand Park scored seven from 4.3 xG, exceeding the chance-quality estimate by 2.7 goals. That is substantial finishing over-performance, though 20 shots and 15 on target show this was not a case of one improbable strike carrying the whole story. Immington Albion registered 0.11 xG from a single shot, which did not hit the target; their expected return was modest, and the actual score was lower still. The equal possession share suggests the match was not decided by simply keeping the ball for longer. Instead, the shot totals point to a decisive difference in how often each side turned possession into attempts and how dangerous those attempts became. After Damir štimac put Grand Park ahead early, the second-half sequence from 52' onward made the hosts’ advantage increasingly difficult to dispute.
- No Immington Albion players reached a rating of 7.0.
The final margin reflects both Grand Park’s striking efficiency and Immington Albion’s inability to make their limited attacking opportunities count. Four yellow cards for the visitors accompanied a match in which they managed only one shot, while Grand Park kept finding routes to goal across the second half. The hosts’ seven goals from 20 attempts were more than the xG estimate would predict, but the 15 shots on target and the spread of goals among four scorers offer a sturdier explanation than luck alone. Grand Park finished with a comprehensive 7-0 win; the possession column, still level, can keep its own counsel.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Sada Saito
Scored three times, including twice in four minutes, and led the finish that turned a commanding win into a seven-goal one.
Jovo Lalović
Scored once and supplied three assists, contributing directly to four goals despite receiving a yellow card.
Alvaro Moreira
Scored and assisted in a productive display at the heart of Grand Park’s attack.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Damir štimac for Grand Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

