Ellinsfiel City 2 - 5 Prudenzan Albion

Key Events:

• 14' Yellow card to Ellinsfiel City Xinping Boon
• 21' Yellow card to Prudenzan Albion an unnamed player
• 47' Ellinsfiel City Mazen Tokuda scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 49' Prudenzan Albion scores
• 55' Ellinsfiel City Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 56' Prudenzan Albion scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 58' Yellow card to Prudenzan Albion Bruno Rossi
• 59' Prudenzan Albion scores, assisted by Carlos Dos Santos
• 71' Yellow card to Ellinsfiel City Carlos Brito
• 72' Prudenzan Albion Vladimir štimac scores
• 77' Yellow card to Prudenzan Albion Luca Colombo
• 88' Prudenzan Albion Luca Colombo scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ellinsfiel City recorded 2.43 xG and scored twice, a modest return below the chances’ estimated value. Prudenzan Albion produced 3.49 xG but scored five, substantially outperforming the estimate. That gap suggests an exceptionally clinical finish to the visitors’ attacks rather than a night of chance creation alone: they had 18 shots, 11 on target, and converted five. The hosts’ 57% possession and eight shots on target show they were able to make chances too, but control of the ball did not translate into control of the match’s decisive moments. After Ellinsfiel City moved ahead twice, the quick response at 49' and the burst of away goals from 56' to 72' turned the contest sharply.

• No Ellinsfiel City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline leaves little room for a narrow reading: Prudenzan Albion won by three, despite having less possession and the lower pass accuracy. Ellinsfiel City showed enough attacking threat to score twice and briefly lead, while the visitors’ five goals made their greater shot volume and superior finishing decisive. The hosts’ two goals were separated by only eight minutes, but Prudenzan Albion answered almost immediately each time and then built a cushion of its own. A match can be statistically close in possession and still have a very clear ending; this one found that distinction and underlined it five times.