Bampton 2 - 5 Milmersham

Key Events:

• 1' Yellow card to Milmersham Amadou Kone
• 2' Yellow card to Bampton David Samudio
• 6' Milmersham Amadou Kone scores, assisted by Rudolf König
• 24' Milmersham Serge Nicolas scores
• 31' Yellow card to Bampton Rainer Müller
• 40' Milmersham Dieter Siebert scores, assisted by Christian Leclerc
• 52' Yellow card to Milmersham Christian Leclerc
• 54' Yellow card to Bampton Sani Ibe
• 56' Milmersham Dieter Siebert scores
• 56' Yellow card to Bampton Stuart Mitchell
• 62' Milmersham Serge Nicolas scores, assisted by Dieter Siebert
• 72' Bampton Mario Burić scores
• 73' Yellow card to Milmersham Asahi Kanno
• 87' Bampton Norbert Fischer scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bampton recorded 2.18 xG and scored twice, a slight underperformance of 0.18 goals. Milmersham produced 3.34 xG and scored five, beating that estimate by 1.66. The visitors also led 15-11 in shots and put 12 efforts on target to Bampton’s seven, giving their five-goal return a substantial foundation in the match’s chance volume. The difference between xG and the final tally points to particularly effective finishing from Milmersham, while Bampton did at least convert enough to make the closing stages more than a formal exit.

The match was already taking shape in Milmersham’s favour before the interval: Amadou Kone opened the scoring in the sixth minute, and Serge Nicolas and Dieter Siebert added to the lead. Siebert struck again after the break, then supplied the assist for Nicolas’s second. By the 62nd minute the visitors had scored five, with four different goal contributions represented in the sequence and little ambiguity about who had controlled the contest.

Bampton did not fold entirely. Mario Burić pulled one back in the 72nd minute, and Norbert Fischer scored in the 87th, giving the hosts a pair of late goals after a difficult afternoon. Those replies could not change the result, but they did bring the final score to 2-5 rather than leave Milmersham’s five unanswered. The hosts had a comparable share of possession and the same number of corners, yet Milmersham’s greater volume of shots on target and sharper finishing made the clearest distinction.