Cogge City 1 - 4 Cromsket

Key Events:

• 1' Yellow card to Cromsket Pedro Chagas
• 13' Yellow card to Cogge City Michel Lemoine
• 18' Yellow card to Cromsket Phillip Lewis
• 26' Yellow card to Cromsket Zdravko Ivanišević
• 38' Yellow card to Cromsket Klaus Förster
• 40' Cromsket Phillip Lewis scores
• 42' Cromsket Pedro Pinheiro scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 49' Cromsket Klaus Förster scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 56' Yellow card to Cogge City Jorge Alvez
• 57' Cromsket Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 81' Cogge City Jorge Alvez scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Cromsket’s 5.68 xG against four goals means the visitors finished below the chance quality they created, while Cogge City scored once from 0.41 xG, making the hosts’ single goal a small but notable overperformance. The shot count gives the broader shape: 25 attempts and 21 on target for Cromsket, against two shots and one on target for Cogge City. Cromsket’s 52% possession was only a modest edge, but their far greater attacking volume made the possession figure feel almost beside the point. Four goals were enough to settle the score; the xG suggests the visitors had opportunities to make the afternoon even longer for their hosts.

• Cogge City: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The early cards gave the first half an unusually crowded administrative calendar: five bookings arrived before the break, including four for Cromsket. The visitors then turned their attacking pressure into three goals between the 40th and 49th minutes, with Phillip Lewis, Pedro Pinheiro and Klaus Förster all scoring. Pedro Chagas added the fourth at 57', and Cromsket had already built a substantial cushion before Jorge Alvez scored Cogge City’s reply in the 81st minute.

For Cogge City, the late goal offered something tangible from a match in which chances were scarce; it did not alter the balance of play or the final 1 - 4 score. Cromsket, meanwhile, paired a clear advantage in shots and possession with a four-goal return, though the 5.68 xG points to further chances left unused. The visitors’ win was emphatic on the scoreboard and, by the evidence of the attempts, could have been more so.