Cramington 0 - 7 Darwoott Town

Key Events:

• 6' Darwoott Town Shigeo Kan scores, assisted by Bozhidar Halil
• 34' Yellow card to Cramington Robert Morrison
• 36' Darwoott Town Laye Beye scores
• 39' Darwoott Town Luigi Motta scores
• 44' Darwoott Town Mahmoud Magdy scores
• 51' Yellow card to Darwoott Town Mahmoud Magdy
• 57' Darwoott Town Laye Beye scores, assisted by Shigeo Kan
• 60' Darwoott Town Luis Navarro scores
• 64' Yellow card to Darwoott Town Michael Thorup
• 70' Darwoott Town Luis Navarro scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Cramington at 1.26 xG and Darwoott Town at 3.75. The actual score, 0-7, therefore tells two stories: Darwoott Town exceeded its estimate by more than three goals, while Cramington failed to convert an estimate that suggested at least some scoring opportunity. Seven goals from 19 shots, with 12 on target, points to exceptional finishing on the day; it is a significant over-performance, not something the xG figure itself predicts as routine. Cramington managed five shots and put all five on target, but the gap between that accuracy and the empty scoreline is the less comfortable side of the same calculation. The visitors did not need to dominate possession to dominate the match: their shot volume and the final score make that distinction fairly plain.

Cramington: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Darwoott Town:

• Laye Beye (7.6) - Scored twice, including the goal that began the decisive first-half burst.
• Luis Navarro (7.6) - Added two goals after the break to carry the score to seven.
• Shigeo Kan (7.3) - Opened the scoring and assisted Laye Beye for his second.

The seven goals were spread across a match in which Darwoott Town scored once early, struck three times between the 36th minute and half-time, then added three more after the interval. Cramington had a narrow edge in possession, 52% to 48%, and both sides recorded 82% pass accuracy; neither measure altered the central fact that the visitors produced far more attempts and far more goals. Cramington also had five corners to Darwoott Town’s seven, but the hosts could not turn their share of the ball or their shots on target into a goal. Darwoott Town leaves with a 0-7 win and an xG figure that suggests the finishing was unusually ruthless. The scoreline, for once, is not inclined to understate the afternoon.