Carston Park 13 - 0 Borloch Vale

Key Events:

• 2' Carston Park Mike Moore scores
• 5' Yellow card to Carston Park Narciso De Barros
• 9' Carston Park Mike Moore scores, assisted by Narciso De Barros
• 13' Carston Park Jose Da Luz scores, assisted by Bernardo Lovrić
• 18' Yellow card to Borloch Vale Feliciano Bustos
• 21' Carston Park Emmanuel Diarra scores, assisted by Jose Da Luz
• 22' Carston Park Mike Moore scores, assisted by Leopold Diouf
• 43' Carston Park Alexandre Leveque scores, assisted by Mike Moore
• 45' Carston Park Bernardo Lovrić scores, assisted by Narciso De Barros
• 45' Yellow card to Carston Park Teofilo Pimentel
• 49' Carston Park Alexandre Leveque scores, assisted by Bernardo Lovrić
• 57' Carston Park Mike Moore scores, assisted by Jose Da Luz
• 60' Carston Park Emmanuel Diarra scores, assisted by Mike Moore
• 62' Yellow card to Borloch Vale Luis Pinto
• 64' Carston Park Leopold Diouf scores, assisted by Teofilo Pimentel
• 74' Carston Park Emmanuel Diarra scores, assisted by Alexandre Leveque
• 75' Yellow card to Carston Park Leopold Diouf
• 76' Yellow card to Carston Park Bernardo Lovrić
• 85' Carston Park Bernardo Lovrić scores, assisted by Alexandre Leveque

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Carston Park scored 13 from 5.67 xG, exceeding the chance-quality estimate by 7.33 goals. That is extraordinary finishing, even allowing for the 22 shots on target from 23 attempts: the hosts made a very large share of their opportunities count. Borloch Vale finished with 0 goals from 0.11 xG, matching the blunt outline of their single shot, which did not test the target. Possession was relatively close at 52%-48%, but the shot count and the final score tell a different story: Carston Park converted its attacking moments with ruthless regularity, while Borloch Vale could not turn possession into a serious scoring threat.

No Borloch Vale players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline leaves little room for ambiguity, but the underlying match figures add useful detail. Carston Park had only a narrow possession advantage and fewer corners than the visitors; the decisive difference was the quality and volume of its finishing, with Borloch Vale managing no shot on target. Four yellow cards for the hosts and two for the visitors were reminders that the match retained some ordinary football business amid the goals. By the final whistle, however, the central fact was that Carston Park had scored 13 and Borloch Vale had scored none: a result built on relentless attacking output and a finishing day that the xG model will need a quiet moment to process.