Ferfield Albion 0 - 8 Plyton Stre

Key Events:

• 8' Plyton Stre Omar Flores scores, assisted by Gustavo Marichal
• 19' Plyton Stre Claudio Ferreira scores, assisted by Omar Flores
• 30' Plyton Stre Omar Flores scores, assisted by Gustavo Marichal
• 34' Yellow card to Ferfield Albion Michael Brown
• 35' Plyton Stre Omar Flores scores
• 39' Plyton Stre Omar Flores scores, assisted by Kojo Amano
• 62' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Omar Flores
• 71' Plyton Stre Gustavo Marichal scores, assisted by John Jørgensen
• 77' Plyton Stre Omar Flores scores, assisted by Claudio Ferreira
• 88' Plyton Stre Claudio Ferreira scores, assisted by Martin Reyes

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Plyton Stre at 3.81 xG and Ferfield Albion at 0.26. Against those figures, the visitors scored eight, outperforming their estimate by 4.19 goals; the hosts scored none, finishing 0.26 below theirs. That is a substantial difference between the chances’ estimated quality and the final return, especially for Plyton Stre, who converted eight times from 13 shots on target. The broader balance supports the scale of the win: the visitors had 18 shots to Ferfield Albion’s one, alongside 56% possession and 88% pass accuracy. The xG does not suggest eight goals were the expected outcome, but the shot count shows a sustained attacking advantage, and the finishing made the afternoon considerably less theoretical.

Ferfield Albion: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Plyton Stre:

• Omar Flores (10.0) - Scored five goals, assisted one and also received a yellow card in a performance that defined the scoreline.
• Claudio Ferreira (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted once, contributing at both ends of the visitors’ scoring ledger.
• Gustavo Marichal (7.8) - Scored once and supplied two assists, helping set up the early surge.

The match was effectively settled before half-time: Plyton Stre had scored five by the 39th minute, with Flores responsible for four of them. Ferfield Albion did not lack effort in every measurable department—both sides recorded four corners, and the hosts made 12 tackles—but one shot, with one on target, left little room to change the direction of a game already moving decisively away from them. The visitors’ pressure was not merely a matter of keeping the ball; 18 attempts and eight goals gave it a rather clear practical purpose.

After the interval, Plyton Stre added three more, including Flores’ fifth and further goals from Gustavo Marichal and Claudio Ferreira. The 0 - 8 result is emphatic, while the xG comparison adds a useful distinction: the visitors created far more, then finished at a rate well above the estimate. Ferfield Albion had only a 0.26 xG return to regret, and little attacking volume behind it. A match can be described by its numbers; this one was also kind enough to make the numbers agree about who controlled it.