Moolnwick 0 - 4 Leton Car

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Moolnwick Michel Lemoine
• 26' Leton Car Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 60' Leton Car Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 69' Yellow card to Leton Car Jorge Alvez
• 70' Leton Car Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 79' Yellow card to Moolnwick Pedro Chagas
• 90' Leton Car Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Moolnwick 1.01 xG and Leton Car 3.29. The final score, 0-4, therefore reflects both the visitors’ substantially greater attacking threat and a modest overperformance in finishing: Leton Car scored 0.71 more than its xG, while Moolnwick finished 1.01 below theirs. The visitors’ 16 shots and 11 on target underline that this was not a case of four goals arriving from a handful of isolated chances. Moolnwick put all four attempts on target but still drew a blank, a tidy statistical paradox with an untidy practical outcome.

The 54-46 possession split was useful but hardly overwhelming on its own. The sharper difference came in how often Leton Car turned possession into attempts, and in the 12 dribbles that helped them advance the attack. Three goals between the 60th and 70th minutes made the contest especially difficult for Moolnwick to recover, while Seungwoo Jeong supplied two assists and Philippe Robert converted twice. The corners finished level at three apiece; the open-play arithmetic did not.

For Moolnwick, the four shots on target suggest the side did produce some moments of threat, but the 0-4 result leaves little comfort in that particular accounting. Leton Car were more productive at both ends of the pitch: they had four times as many shots, more possession and better pass accuracy, while the tackle count was level at 11 each. The final goal arrived in the 90th minute, completing a decisive away performance rather than rescuing one.