Ferwitnor Park 0 - 7 Hornseaffor

Key Events:

• 11' Hornseaffor Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Ruben Rios
• 31' Hornseaffor Andrew Lawrence scores, assisted by Luciano Marra
• 32' Yellow card to Hornseaffor Phillip Lewis
• 43' Hornseaffor Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Modou Sow
• 45' Hornseaffor Phillip Lewis scores
• 56' Hornseaffor Luciano Marra scores, assisted by Giorgi Giorgadze
• 71' Yellow card to Hornseaffor Ruben Rios
• 77' Hornseaffor Luciano Marra scores
• 82' Hornseaffor Andrew Lawrence scores, assisted by Luciano Marra
• 85' Yellow card to Hornseaffor Kevin Gutierrez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Ferwitnor Park 0.26 xG and Hornseaffor 4.5. The final score, 0-7, means the visitors exceeded their estimate by 2.5 goals, while the hosts finished without scoring from a very small chance return. That gap points to unusually clinical finishing on Hornseaffor’s part, but the shot figures show this was not a score built on one improbable moment: 19 attempts and 17 on target supplied a persistent threat. Ferwitnor Park had 55% possession and six corners, yet just one shot. The hosts could keep the ball and find set-piece situations, but those advantages did not translate into meaningful pressure in front of goal.

Ferwitnor Park had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Hornseaffor

• Luciano Marra (8.6) - Scored twice and assisted twice, contributing directly to four goals.
• Phillip Lewis (8.1) - Scored a hat-trick, giving Hornseaffor a commanding first-half lead.
• Andrew Lawrence (7.6) - Scored twice, adding to the visitors’ total in both halves.

The seven-goal margin was settled well before the final whistle, with Hornseaffor scoring four times by the break and adding three more after it. The hosts’ possession and dribbling figures show they were not simply absent from the match, but they could not turn those spells into shots or goals. Meanwhile, the visitors needed only one corner and had a slightly lower share of the ball to produce a relentless stream of attempts. Three yellow cards were a minor blemish on an otherwise emphatic performance; Hornseaffor left with the goals, the result and a particularly clear demonstration that possession is not obliged to do the scoring.