Key Ivybury City 0 - 5 Redhalton

Key Events:

• 20' Redhalton Niels Sørensen scores, assisted by Jorge Jurado
• 38' Yellow card to Key Ivybury City Robert Madsen
• 45' Redhalton Jorge Jurado scores
• 47' Yellow card to Redhalton Ivan Sousa
• 49' Redhalton Leonel Vaz scores, assisted by Adilson Da Cruz
• 55' Yellow card to Redhalton James Bruce
• 62' Redhalton Niels Sørensen scores
• 90' Redhalton Adilson Da Cruz scores, assisted by Jim Knight

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Key Ivybury City at 2.91 xG and Redhalton at 3.00. The actual score, 0-5, therefore tells two sharply different finishing stories: the hosts failed to convert a substantial chance total, while Redhalton scored five from an estimate of three. That is pronounced over-performance by the visitors and under-performance by the hosts, not evidence that the chances were evenly finished. The shot figures help explain the contrast without inventing a more detailed one: Key Ivybury City had 14 attempts, 10 on target, while Redhalton managed 13 attempts and put 11 on target. Key Ivybury City had the greater share of possession and more dribbles, but Redhalton made its attacks count with ruthless efficiency. The visitors’ goals at 45' and 49' also turned the match into a steep climb for the hosts just as the second half began.

• Key Ivybury City: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Redhalton:
• Niels Sørensen (7.6) - Scored twice, including the opener, and led the visitors’ finishing.
• Jorge Jurado (7.3) - Scored once and assisted the first goal.
• Adilson Da Cruz (7.3) - Scored the last goal and supplied the assist for Leonel Vaz.

For Key Ivybury City, the defeat is especially stark beside the attacking numbers: 53% possession, seven corners and 10 shots on target brought no goal. Redhalton had less of the ball and fewer corners, yet turned its opportunities into a five-goal margin, with Niels Sørensen scoring twice and three teammates also finding the net. The closing goal arrived at 90', leaving no ambiguity about the scale of the result. In a match where the hosts did enough to suggest they might score, and the visitors did rather more than enough to make that question irrelevant, Redhalton supplied the decisive difference: finishing.