Suth Poth Park 8 - 0 Marlbrigay

Key Events:

• 5' Yellow card to Marlbrigay Friedrich Unger
• 6' Yellow card to Marlbrigay Xinping Boon
• 8' Yellow card to Marlbrigay Saliou Sow
• 9' Suth Poth Park Miguel Dominguez scores, assisted by Matias Costa
• 12' Yellow card to Marlbrigay Luca Colombo
• 13' Suth Poth Park Miguel Dominguez scores, assisted by Jeremy Gautier
• 15' Yellow card to Suth Poth Park Andy Jensen
• 49' Suth Poth Park Matias Costa scores, assisted by Malcolm Griffiths
• 54' Yellow card to Suth Poth Park Ronnie Rivera
• 66' Suth Poth Park Jeremy Gautier scores
• 70' Suth Poth Park Gustavo Ferreira scores, assisted by Matias Costa
• 73' Suth Poth Park Matias Costa scores
• 74' Yellow card to Suth Poth Park Malcolm Griffiths
• 86' Suth Poth Park Miguel Dominguez scores, assisted by Anibal Benitez
• 90' Suth Poth Park John Simpson scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Suth Poth Park recorded 2.68 xG and scored eight, a striking overperformance of 5.32 goals. Ten of their 11 shots were on target, and the finishing was extraordinarily efficient even by the standards of a scoreline that has no need of further emphasis. Marlbrigay registered 0.01 xG and no shots; their 54% possession and higher pass accuracy did not turn into an attempt on goal. The figures suggest Suth Poth Park made far more of their attacking opportunities, while Marlbrigay kept the ball more often without creating a measurable threat.

The opening stretch set an unusual tone: Marlbrigay collected four yellow cards by the 12th minute, with Miguel Dominguez scoring twice in between. Suth Poth Park led 2-0 before the first quarter-hour was complete, then added six more goals after the break. Matias Costa and Dominguez each finished with a hat-trick? No: Dominguez scored three, while Costa scored twice; the distinction is worth keeping when the score is already doing enough on its own. The hosts’ eight goals came from six different scorers, and Marlbrigay finished with no shots despite edging possession and corners.

• No Marlbrigay players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The possession and passing figures give Marlbrigay a modest claim to having shared some of the match’s routine work; the decisive work belonged entirely to Suth Poth Park. Eight goals from 11 attempts, paired with zero shots conceded, made this an emphatic result rather than a close contest. Suth Poth Park won 8-0, with the scoreboard offering a more persuasive account than possession ever could.