The report
Key Events:
- 22' Yellow card to Greheafors Rangers Mogens Hansen
- 32' Greheafors Rangers Radostin Sotirov scores, assisted by Bocar Niang
- 34' Greheafors Rangers Joe Wills scores, assisted by Ole Marcussen
- 40' Yellow card to Frough United an unnamed player
- 41' Greheafors Rangers Dirk Bakker scores, assisted by Nugzar Maisuradze
- 45' Greheafors Rangers Bocar Niang scores, assisted by Joe Wills
- 57' Yellow card to Greheafors Rangers Dirk Bakker
- 61' Yellow card to Greheafors Rangers Andrew Wright
- 71' Greheafors Rangers Radostin Sotirov scores, assisted by Bocar Niang
- 80' Yellow card to Frough United Jiri Oshima
- 81' Greheafors Rangers Bocar Niang scores, assisted by Dirk Bakker
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Greheafors Rangers scored six from 4.09 xG, finishing nearly two goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is notable conversion, but the volume behind it was substantial: 21 shots, 13 on target, against just three attempts and one on target for Frough United, whose 0.46 xG offered little prospect of keeping pace. The 0-6 scoreline was therefore not simply a case of an unusually clinical spell; it reflected a match in which the visitors repeatedly created opportunities and kept testing the goal. Possession, at 51%-49% to Frough United, tells a quieter story than the shot count. The hosts had the ball slightly more often, but Greheafors Rangers made far more of their time with it.
- No Frough United players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
For Frough United, the possession and passing figures offer a small indication of control, but not of danger: three shots across the match left too little attacking weight to trouble a side that was already scoring freely. Greheafors Rangers turned a two-goal lead into four before the break, then added twice more after it, with Niang and Sotirov both finishing doubles. Their three yellow cards added a modest disciplinary subplot, though none interrupted the scoring pattern. At 0-6, the final margin was emphatic; the hosts’ narrow possession edge was a statistic with no matching influence on the outcome.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Bocar Niang
Scored twice and assisted twice, contributing directly to four goals.
Radostin Sotirov
Scored twice, including the opener that began the visitors’ burst.
Joe Wills
Scored once and assisted Bocar Niang before the interval.
Dirk Bakker
Scored, assisted the sixth, and received a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Bocar Niang to Radostin Sotirov. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

