The report
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Sith Park Mario Romero
- 5' Sith Park Mario Romero scores, assisted by Yong Raj
- 10' Yellow card to Alshbury Duncan Thompson
- 13' Yellow card to Sith Park Cheikh Faye
- 30' Alshbury Brian Martin scores
- 48' Sith Park Peter Martin scores
- 55' Alshbury Brian Martin scores
- 62' Sith Park Peter Martin scores, assisted by Yong Raj
- 75' Yellow card to Sith Park Sergey Beridze
- 79' Sith Park Peter Martin scores
- 90' Sith Park Mansik Koo scores, assisted by Mario Romero
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sith Park scored five from an xG of 3.99, exceeding its chance-quality estimate by just over a goal. Alshbury scored twice from 1.09 xG, also finishing above expectation, though its six shots and three on target left less room for that efficiency to change the outcome. The hosts’ 15 shots on target tell the central tactical story: despite having 48% possession, Sith Park created and tested the opposition far more often. Alshbury completed a greater share of its passes and attempted more dribbles, but those advantages did not produce comparable volume in front of goal. Both sides were clinical relative to their xG; Sith Park simply kept asking the question, and Peter Martin supplied three of the answers.
The two goals from Brian Martin ensured Alshbury remained a live threat after the break, with his second arriving seven minutes after Peter Martin had restored the hosts’ lead. But Sith Park answered that setback with two more goals of its own, first through Peter Martin again and then through Mansik Koo in the 90th minute. That late finish made the margin three and completed a scoreline that matched the home side’s advantage in shots, shots on target and tackles, even if the possession figures leaned the other way. Alshbury had more of the ball; Sith Park made much more of its time with it.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Peter Martin
His three goals made him the match’s leading scorer and the clearest force in Sith Park’s attack.
Mario Romero
Opened the scoring, later assisted the final goal, and also collected an early yellow card.
Yong Raj
Set up two goals, helping Sith Park turn its attacking pressure into a five-goal return.
Brian Martin
Scored both of Alshbury’s goals and gave the visitors a route back into the contest.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Mario Romero for Sith Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

