Milmoughwood 0 - 5 Rydennord

Key Events:

• 18' Yellow card to Rydennord Nuno Gomes
• 23' Rydennord Mohamed Farag scores
• 60' Rydennord Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 63' Rydennord Khadim Diakhate scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 67' Rydennord Khadim Diakhate scores
• 77' Rydennord Mohamed Farag scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 81' Yellow card to Milmoughwood Jorge Alvez
• 83' Yellow card to Rydennord Nikoloz Khuridze

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

Milmoughwood finished with 0 goals from 0.01 xG, a figure that accurately reflects how little goal threat its attack produced. The hosts recorded no shots at all, so their three corners and 13 dribbles did not translate into a meaningful attempt on goal. Rydennord, by contrast, scored five from 3.34 xG: a clear over-performance of 1.66 goals, built on 15 shots and 12 on target. The scoreline was therefore more emphatic than the chance-quality estimate alone would suggest, but the underlying volume was emphatic in its own right. Rydennord’s 51 per cent possession was only a slight edge; the decisive difference was what the visitors did with the ball, especially after the interval, when four goals arrived in 17 minutes. Five goals from 12 efforts on target is highly efficient finishing, while the visitors’ 14 tackles also point to a side willing to recover possession and keep the pressure going.

Milmoughwood had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Rydennord

• Khadim Diakhate (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted once, contributing directly to three of the five goals.
• Lindomar Da Silva (7.8) - Scored once and provided two assists as the visitors’ attacking combination repeatedly paid off.
• Mohamed Farag (7.6) - Scored twice, including the opening goal that put Rydennord ahead.

The 23rd-minute opener gave Rydennord the lead, but the match’s defining spell came after the break. Milmoughwood kept its passing accuracy higher and attempted more dribbles, yet neither measure produced a shot; the visitors’ greater tackling total and steady stream of attempts offered a more direct route to control. Once Lindomar Da Silva scored on 60 minutes, the next two goals arrived in quick succession, and the contest was effectively settled before the final quarter.

At 5-0, the result was a substantial win, not a narrow escape. Rydennord’s finishing ran ahead of its xG, but five goals were supported by 15 shots and a dozen on target, while Milmoughwood never tested the opposition with an effort. The final score, Milmoughwood 0 - 5 Rydennord, records both the visitors’ ruthless second-half burst and the hosts’ lack of attacking output.