Mard Norood 2 - 8 Marypon

Key Events:

• 9' Marypon Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Gerardo Cirillo
• 16' Marypon Gerardo Cirillo scores
• 26' Marypon Adilson Freire scores, assisted by Fabricio Soca
• 29' Marypon Fabricio Soca scores, assisted by Joaquim Reis
• 39' Marypon Fabricio Soca scores, assisted by Joaquim Reis
• 41' Mard Norood Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Weijie Hong
• 47' Marypon Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Joaquim Reis
• 51' Marypon Pablo Arauz scores, assisted by Fabricio Soca
• 64' Yellow card to Mard Norood Friedrich Unger
• 65' Yellow card to Marypon Mark Gray
• 69' Mard Norood Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Saliou Sow
• 77' Marypon Pablo Arauz scores, assisted by Fabricio Soca
• 80' Yellow card to Mard Norood Bruno Rossi

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Marypon scored eight from 5.04 xG, finishing nearly three goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is emphatic over-performance, though 18 shots on target from 23 attempts makes the scoreline less mysterious than it first appears. Mard Norood also exceeded its estimate, scoring twice from 1.06 xG, but did so with only four shots, all on target. The possession figures were close, yet the shot count was not: Marypon made its attacks far more frequent and dangerous, and converted at a rate that turned a commanding performance into a record of eight goals.

Mard Norood had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Fabricio Soca (9.1) - Scored twice and assisted three more, contributing directly to five of Marypon’s eight goals. Luca Colombo (7.6) - Scored twice as Marypon repeatedly found a route through the home defence. Pablo Arauz (7.6) - Added two goals, including the final one in the 77th minute. Joaquim Reis (7.5) - Supplied three assists, helping turn Marypon’s attacking pressure into goals. Gerardo Cirillo (7.3) - Scored and assisted, putting his name on the opening goal and the second.

The final score captures the main imbalance, but the route to it is worth noting: Marypon scored five times before Luis Pinto got Mard Norood on the board in the 41st minute. The hosts added a second through Friedrich Unger after the interval, but each response was surrounded by more Marypon goals. The visitors’ advantage was not possession or passing accuracy; it was the volume and precision of their attempts, with five players earning ratings of 7.3 or better.

For Mard Norood, two goals and four shots on target offer a small measure of attacking efficiency, but not enough to balance the relentless pressure at the other end. Marypon were clinical beyond the estimate and productive across the front line, while Mard Norood could not make its slightly larger share of possession count for much. An 8-2 result leaves little room for ambiguity: Marypon made the match’s decisive resource—chances—go a very long way.