The report
24' - Hassan Okoro receives a yellow card for a foul on a Hightock Albion player. 37' - Mohamed Hamada is booked for a foul, adding to the visitors' disciplinary tally. 38' - Marcelo Collazo picks up a yellow card for Hightock Albion. 39' - Hugo Cabral is shown a yellow card for the hosts. 44' - Hassan Okoro scores for Shrawen with an assist from Mohamed Hamada, opening the scoring after a well-worked move. 54' - Peter Smith doubles the lead for Shrawen with a composed finish, with the team’s xG of 3.18 highlighting their attacking dominance. 67' - Alejandro Rodriguez adds a third for Shrawen, sealing the game with a clinical strike. 77' - Alejandro Rodriguez receives a yellow card for dissent. 85' - Abdoulaye Ouattara is booked for Hightock Albion in the closing stages.
The xG analysis reveals Shrawen's superiority with an expected goals tally of 3.18 compared to Hightock Albion’s 1.01, reflecting their more dangerous attacking presence and clinical finishing. Despite a modest shot count (4 for Hightock Albion, 15 for Shrawen), the visitors capitalized on their opportunities, with Hassan Okoro and Peter Smith converting high-quality chances. The hosts struggled to create clear-cut opportunities, with only 4 shots on target from 4 attempts, and their defensive efforts were tested by the visitors’ incisive attack.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Peter Smith*
scored a well-taken goal and was a constant threat in attack.
Hassan Okoro*
scored and assisted, orchestrating much of Shrawen’s attacking play.
Mohamed Hamada*
disciplined midfield presence and contributed to the build-up, despite a booking.
Camara Coulibaly*
solid in defense and made key interceptions to contain Hightock Albion’s limited threats.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Hassan Okoro for Shrawen. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison