Filetton 0 - 13 St Grad

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to St Grad Francisco Moreira
• 5' St Grad Francisco Moreira scores, assisted by John Picard
• 17' St Grad Tong Koh scores, assisted by Horst Günther
• 21' St Grad Horst Günther scores
• 25' St Grad Francisco Moreira scores, assisted by Horst Günther
• 33' St Grad Carlos Gonzalez scores, assisted by Horst Günther
• 38' St Grad Horst Günther scores, assisted by Guy Sangare
• 44' St Grad Guy Sangare scores
• 46' Yellow card to St Grad Guy Sangare
• 55' Yellow card to Filetton Michael Brown
• 64' St Grad Francisco Moreira scores, assisted by Tong Koh
• 67' St Grad Francisco Moreira scores, assisted by John Picard
• 71' St Grad Herbert van der Veen scores, assisted by Horst Günther
• 75' St Grad Horst Günther scores, assisted by Jaime Ordoñez
• 79' St Grad Tong Koh scores, assisted by Herbert van der Veen
• 90' St Grad Herbert van der Veen scores, assisted by Francisco Moreira

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: St Grad scored 13 from 5.37 xG, exceeding the chance-quality estimate by 7.63 goals. That is extraordinary finishing by any ordinary measure, though 23 shots and 20 on target show this was not a procession built from one lucky ricochet and a prayer. Filetton recorded 0.01 xG and no shots, so their actual total of zero was almost exactly what the estimate predicted; the central problem was that they produced no attempt at all. Possession stood at 50% apiece, but the shot count tells the more useful tactical story: St Grad repeatedly turned its share of the ball into attempts, while Filetton could not turn possession into a threat. The visitors’ 13 goals still sit well above the model’s forecast, but the volume and accuracy of their shooting made the contest lopsided long before the final whistle.

No Filetton players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.

The final score, 0-13, was the clearest possible distinction between the sides, but the match offered a strange statistical counterpoint: equal possession and similar pass accuracy, alongside one side taking 23 shots and the other none. St Grad paired ruthless finishing with sustained attacking pressure; Filetton had the ball often enough, but never found a route from possession to an attempt. By the end, the scoreboard had become less a summary than a very large piece of punctuation.