The report
14' - Allan Carroll opened the scoring for Totfor Park with a precise finish after an assist from Seungwoo Jeong. 24' - Luis Pinto received a yellow card for Sancar. 25' - Seungwoo Jeong doubled the lead for Totfor Park with a well-placed shot, further asserting their dominance. 39' - Jorge Alvez added a third goal, assisted by Nilson Pires, sealing the victory before halftime. 54' - Lindomar Da Silva was booked for Sancar, as the hosts struggled to mount a comeback against the visitors' disciplined defense and sharp attack.
Despite Sancar holding a slight edge in possession at 51%, Totfor Park created more dangerous opportunities, with 14 shots to the hosts' 7, and an overwhelming 11 shots on target compared to Sancar's 3. The visitors' goalkeeper made 16 saves, reflecting their relentless offensive pressure, while Sancar's keeper was tested less frequently with 5 saves. The match's shot conversion rate was stark—Totfor Park converted 21% of their attempts, while Sancar struggled at 0%, underscoring their inefficiency in front of goal against a resolute defensive setup.
The xG figures reveal that Totfor Park deserved their victory, with an expected goal tally of 3.08 against Sancar's 1.16, confirming their superiority in quality and chances created. Their clinical finishing was a key factor in translating their attacking dominance into a comfortable win.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Seungwoo Jeong*
scored one and assisted another, orchestrating much of the visitors' attacking play.
Jorge Alvez*
added a crucial goal and was a constant threat in the final third.
Nilson Pires*
provided the assist for Alvez and controlled the midfield with composure.
Ababacar Kasse*
solid in defense and contributed to the build-up play from the back.
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