The report
Key Events:
- 3' Elshbor Park David Miller scores, assisted by Andrew Morrison
- 8' Yellow card to Elshbor Park Biagio Perego
- 12' Elshbor Park Andre Mathieu scores
- 34' Elshbor Park Braulio Gonzalez scores
- 50' Elshbor Park David Miller scores, assisted by Braulio Gonzalez
- 65' Elshbor Park Andrew Morrison scores, assisted by Andre Mathieu
- 72' Elshbor Park Michel Ellis scores, assisted by Braulio Gonzalez
- 90' Elshbor Park Andrew Morrison scores, assisted by Michel Ellis
From the outset, Elshbor Park demonstrated their attacking intent with quick, purposeful play. Goals from David Miller and Andre Mathieu within the first 12 minutes set the tone, with Miller’s opener coming from Andrew Morrison’s assist. The visitors’ efforts to stem the tide were hampered by a yellow card to Biagio Perego at the 8th minute, which perhaps foreshadowed the defensive lapses to come. The hosts’ relentless pressure paid off again before halftime with Braulio Gonzalez’s goal, and after the break, the floodgates truly opened. David Miller’s second, assisted by Gonzalez, and subsequent strikes from Morrison, Ellis, and the interplay of the front line sealed a comprehensive victory in a game that was over as a contest long before the final whistle.
Tactically, Elshbor Park’s high shot volume—25 attempts with 18 on target—highlighted their attacking intent and precision. Their expected goals tally of 5.24 aligns closely with their actual output, indicating a well-executed game plan and clinical finishing. Meanwhile, Lough Park’s inability to mount any meaningful attack, coupled with their minimal xG of 0.01, suggests they were simply outclassed in both creation and execution. The visitors’ defensive organization was breached repeatedly, and their goalkeeper faced a relentless barrage, making this a game of tactical dominance rather than luck. The hosts’ ability to convert chances at a rate exceeding their xG demonstrates their efficiency and perhaps a touch of opportunism.
No Lough Park players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Elshbor Park 47% - Lough Park 53% Shots (On Target): Elshbor Park 25 (18) - Lough Park 0 (0) Corners: Elshbor Park 4 - Lough Park 4 Fouls: Elshbor Park 8 - Lough Park 4 Yellow Cards: Elshbor Park 1 - Lough Park 0 Red Cards: Elshbor Park 0 - Lough Park 0 Dribbles: Elshbor Park 8 - Lough Park 9 Pass Accuracy: Elshbor Park 85% - Lough Park 88% Tackles: Elshbor Park 10 - Lough Park 11
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Elshbor Park’s attacking volume was relentless, and their efficiency in front of goal was the defining feature of this match. Lough Park’s inability to threaten, despite marginally higher possession and pass accuracy, ultimately rendered their efforts futile in the face of a well-drilled and ruthless home side.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Andrew Morrison*
Led by example with two goals and an assist, orchestrating much of Elshbor Park’s attacking play.
Braulio Gonzalez*
Provided a goal and two assists, linking well with the front line and creating space.
David Miller*
Scored twice and was a constant threat, his movement and finishing were decisive.
Andre Mathieu*
Added a goal and an assist, showing composure in front of goal.
Michel Ellis*
Rounded off the scoring with a well-taken finish, contributing to the dominant display.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Andrew Morrison to David Miller. 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

