The report
Key Events:
- 17' Yellow card to Lishorn Rovers Terence Hughes
- 32' Yellow card to Lough Albion Javier Cano
- 33' Lishorn Rovers Ian Mcgregor scores, assisted by Edward Barnett
- 47' Yellow card to Lough Albion Serge Kouame
- 51' Yellow card to Lough Albion Itsuki Ooi
- 60' Lishorn Rovers Edward Barnett scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 64' Yellow card to Lishorn Rovers Michael Brown
- 69' Yellow card to Lishorn Rovers Ian Mcgregor
- 77' Lishorn Rovers Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Wayne Richards
- 81' Yellow card to Lough Albion Mariano Coria
Lishorn Rovers’s attacking intent was clear from the outset, as they registered 22 shots with 18 on target, resulting in an impressive xG of 4.92. The visitors' high shot volume and accuracy overwhelmed the hosts’ defense, which was under constant pressure. Meanwhile, Lough Albion managed only 5 shots, with 3 on target, and an xG of just 0.96, reflecting their limited goal-scoring threat. The tactical approach from Rovers kept the Albion goalkeeper busy, and their clinical finishing in key moments sealed the win. The hosts struggled to break through the disciplined Rovers defense, which pressed effectively and limited the home side’s passing options.
The xG analysis underscores the disparity in attacking quality, with Lishorn Rovers underperforming their expected goals slightly but still converting three clear chances. Their relentless pressure and high shot volume translated into a deserved victory, highlighting their offensive efficiency. The hosts' defensive resilience was tested repeatedly, but despite the numerous saves, they couldn’t prevent the goals. The tactical discipline from Rovers, combined with their superior shot creation, ultimately dictated the flow of the game, leaving Lough Albion chasing shadows for much of the match.
No players from Lough Albion reached the 7.0 rating threshold, but the goalkeeper deserves credit for his numerous saves, keeping the scoreline from being even more damaging.
The statistics reflect a game where Lishorn Rovers dictated play with their superior attacking volume and efficiency, while Lough Albion fought valiantly but lacked the cutting edge to threaten the visitors’ goal. The disciplined fouling and tactical approach from Rovers kept the hosts at bay, securing a well-earned victory that boosts their league standing.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Edward Barnett*
Provided a crucial assist and scored a well-taken goal, orchestrating much of Rovers’ attacking play.
Wayne Richards*
Constant threat on the flank, contributed with key passes and an assist.
Ian Mcgregor*
Scored the opening goal and worked tirelessly in midfield.
Phillip Lewis*
His goal and overall work rate made him a standout in attack.
Mariano Coria*
Solid defensively and disciplined in midfield, despite receiving a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Ian Mcgregor for Lishorn Rovers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


