Upping 1 - 5 Holey

Key Events:

• 10' Holey Paolo Guarino scores, assisted by Artur Diasamidze
• 46' Holey John Meyer scores, assisted by Artur Diasamidze
• 47' Upping Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 49' Holey Paolo Guarino scores, assisted by John Meyer
• 51' Yellow card to Upping Nilson Pires
• 52' Holey John Meyer scores, assisted by Paolo Guarino
• 64' Yellow card to Upping Michel Lemoine
• 71' Holey John Meyer scores, assisted by Artur Diasamidze

The match was characterized by Holey's clinical finishing, converting 13 of their 16 shots on target into goals, with an impressive xG of 3.59, illustrating their high-quality chances. In contrast, Upping managed only five shots, all on target, but their xG of 1.28 indicates they were somewhat wasteful in front of goal. The visitors' attacking movement, especially through Meyer and Diasamidze, created numerous opportunities, while Upping struggled to convert their limited chances into goals. Defensive organization was key for Holey, who maintained pressure and exploited gaps, leading to their high goal tally. The hosts' goalkeeper made 13 saves, reflecting the relentless nature of the visitors' attack, while Holey's dribbling success (16) showcased their ability to break lines and create scoring opportunities.

No players from either side reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, but Holey's John Meyer was undoubtedly the most influential, scoring four times and earning the match ball. Artur Diasamidze also played a pivotal role in setting up multiple goals, earning praise for his creative contributions. The Upping players showed resilience but lacked the cutting edge needed to match the visitors' efficiency. Discipline was maintained by both sides, with only two yellow cards issued, and no red cards. Overall, Holey's attacking efficiency and tactical discipline proved decisive in a comprehensive victory.