Kenkridge 0 - 13 Hortlen

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Kenkridge Zdravko Ivanišević
• 4' Hortlen Fabio Leone scores, assisted by Emir Muharemović
• 7' Hortlen Luka Kapanadze scores, assisted by Maya Ada
• 9' Hortlen Emir Muharemović scores, assisted by Bruno Duval
• 14' Hortlen Maya Ada scores, assisted by Jan Visser
• 18' Hortlen Mahi Benie scores, assisted by Bruno Duval
• 25' Hortlen Emir Muharemović scores, assisted by Bruno Duval
• 26' Yellow card to Hortlen Angelo Evans
• 29' Hortlen Mahi Benie scores, assisted by Jan Visser
• 33' Hortlen Jan Visser scores
• 35' Hortlen Emir Muharemović scores, assisted by Maya Ada
• 40' Hortlen Luka Kapanadze scores
• 43' Hortlen Jan Visser scores, assisted by Bruno Duval
• 53' Hortlen Maya Ada scores, assisted by Jan Visser
• 57' Hortlen Emir Muharemović scores, assisted by Jan Visser
• 63' Yellow card to Kenkridge Jorge Alvez
• 90' Yellow card to Hortlen Mahi Benie

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Hortlen scored 13 from an xG of 5.47, finishing 7.53 goals above the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate. That is extraordinary conversion, even on a day when the underlying volume was emphatic: 24 shots, 20 on target, and 57% possession. The estimate suggests Hortlen created chances worth a little over five goals; the scoreboard records a side that made those chances count at a remarkable rate. Kenkridge, with 0.01 xG and no shots, finished on zero goals, almost exactly in line with the estimate. There was no meaningful attacking foothold for the hosts to build on.

• Kenkridge: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Emir Muharemović (9.7) - Scored four goals and assisted another, shaping the match from its opening stages.
• Jan Visser (9.6) - Two goals and four assists made him a central supplier as well as a scorer.
• Maya Ada (8.6) - Scored twice and provided two assists, repeatedly contributing to the attack.
• Bruno Duval (8.0) - Recorded four assists, giving the finishing line plenty to work with.
• Luka Kapanadze (7.6) - Scored twice, adding to Hortlen's early and sustained pressure.

The scoreline was already 8-0 at half-time, following a first-half sequence in which Hortlen scored at regular intervals and then kept going. The visitors had more possession, more shots, more dribbles and greater passing accuracy, while Kenkridge recorded more tackles and fouls. Those last figures suggest work without control: the hosts were often required to intervene, but rarely managed to turn those interventions into possession that could threaten the other end. The card count, two apiece, was level; the contest itself was not.

After the break, Maya Ada and Emir Muharemović added to their tallies to make it 13-0, and the final half-hour brought no further goals. Hortlen had done enough, and then rather more than enough, before the closing whistle. For Kenkridge, the afternoon offered no shots and no goals; for Hortlen, it offered a remarkable total, a generous spread of contributions and a result whose arithmetic needs little editorial help.