The report
Key Events:
- 3' Thouge Athletic scores
- 7' Thouge Athletic scores
- 10' Thouge Athletic scores
- 14' Thouge Athletic scores
- 19' Thouge Athletic scores
- 31' Thouge Athletic scores
- 40' Yellow card to Thouge Athletic an unnamed player
- 46' Yellow card to Thouge Athletic an unnamed player
- 54' Thouge Athletic scores
- 61' Yellow card to Whippingdon Albion Kyungsoo Chae
- 69' Thouge Athletic scores
- 73' Thouge Athletic scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 9-0 scoreline greatly exceeded the chance-quality estimate: Thouge Athletic recorded 3.82 xG, while Whippingdon Albion had 0.61. The hosts therefore scored more than five goals above their expected return, converting all nine goals from 15 shots, every one of them on target. That is extraordinary finishing by the numbers, even if xG is an estimate rather than a referee with a calculator. Whippingdon Albion managed three shots and two on target, but the low xG indicates that those attempts offered little overall threat. Possession was relatively close at 53%-47%; the decisive difference was not simply control of the ball, but Thouge Athletic’s ability to turn their attacking moments into goals with startling frequency.
No players from either side reached the 7.0 rating threshold in the available ratings.
The match was effectively decided by the first half-hour, when Thouge Athletic scored six times, including four goals between the 3rd and 14th minutes. That run made the contest’s later stages an exercise in containment for Whippingdon Albion, though the visitors still registered five corners and more dribbles than the hosts. Neither figure changed the score; they do, at least, show that the visitors continued to seek ways forward rather than disappearing entirely from the statistics.
The final three goals, at 54, 69 and 73 minutes, extended the margin after the early burst had already made the outcome clear. The two unnamed bookings for Thouge Athletic and Kyungsoo Chae’s yellow for Whippingdon Albion were the only recorded disciplinary events, with no red cards. In the end, Thouge Athletic’s 9-0 win was emphatic in both score and shot accuracy, but also an unusually large return from the chances their xG suggests they created. A match can be statistically lopsided without possession being so; here, the finishing did most of the loud talking.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Nelson Paulo to John Oliver. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

