Otton Palace 0 - 4 Southbrich

Key Events:

• 6' Southbrich Philippe Gillet scores, assisted by Adrian Santillan
• 10' Yellow card to Southbrich Martin Taylor
• 30' Yellow card to Otton Palace Monday Ibrahim
• 33' Yellow card to Otton Palace Eric Chee
• 39' Southbrich Adrian Santillan scores, assisted by Carlos Pastorino
• 42' Yellow card to Southbrich Philippe Gillet
• 49' Southbrich Philippe Gillet scores, assisted by Luis Moreno
• 60' Yellow card to Southbrich Marko Varga
• 64' Southbrich Adrian Santillan scores, assisted by Philippe Gillet
• 70' Yellow card to Southbrich Kai Chong
• 75' Yellow card to Otton Palace Alfonso Santana
• 78' Yellow card to Southbrich Luis Moreno

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Otton Palace 1.46 xG and Southbrich 3.49. The hosts therefore finished 1.46 goals below their estimate, while the visitors scored four, 0.51 above theirs: a modest overperformance on a substantial base of chances rather than a scoreline conjured from one improbable afternoon. The shot count helps explain the difference. Southbrich put 13 of 15 attempts on target, while Otton Palace managed five on target from seven shots but did not score. Possession favoured the hosts, 58% to 42%, and they also had five corners to one; still, control of the ball did not translate into the sort of threat that changes a scoreline. Southbrich were more direct in the useful sense, producing far more attempts and enough quality to make the four-goal margin feel earned.

• No Otton Palace players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Otton Palace, the awkward arithmetic is that possession, passing accuracy, corners and dribbles all favoured the hosts, yet the visitors’ greater volume of shots and tackles points to a match in which Southbrich repeatedly made the more decisive interventions. The six yellow cards also suggest a contest with plenty of friction, though none became a red-card turning point. By the 64th minute, Adrian Santillan had completed his second goal and Philippe Gillet had a second goal and an assist; the remaining time could not repair the damage for Otton Palace. A 0 - 4 defeat is emphatic, and the chance figures offer little refuge: Southbrich created far more, finished nearly in line with that output, and left the hosts with possession but no reply.