The report
Key Events:
- 9' Yellow card to Marnar Vladimir štimac
- 19' Yellow card to Creenkridcash Carlos Lopes
- 20' Yellow card to Creenkridcash Matthew Beaulieu
- 22' Creenkridcash Amadou Saraka scores, assisted by Carlos Lopes
- 29' Creenkridcash Friday Rabiu scores, assisted by Carlos Lopes
- 37' Yellow card to Creenkridcash Orlando Lopez
- 42' Creenkridcash Viktor Franke scores, assisted by Carlos Lopes
- 49' Creenkridcash Friday Rabiu scores, assisted by Mauro Lopes
- 54' Yellow card to Marnar Bruno Rossi
- 58' Yellow card to Creenkridcash Mauro Lopes
- 65' Creenkridcash Martin Cook scores, assisted by Orlando Lopez
- 68' Creenkridcash Martin Cook scores, assisted by Eloi Roque
- 87' Creenkridcash Amadou Saraka scores, assisted by Gordon Howard
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Creenkridcash scored seven from an xG of 4.05, substantially outperforming the chance-quality estimate with ruthless conversion. Marnar finished without a goal from 0.61 xG, and its three shots offered little return for a side that did manage 52% possession and ten corners. That contrast is the tactical outline in miniature: Marnar had more of the ball and more set-piece opportunities, but Creenkridcash made its attacks count. Fourteen shots on target from 19 attempts helped turn a strong attacking display into a scoreline that ran well beyond the expected-goals gap. Marnar kept the ball more often; Creenkridcash found far more useful things to do with it.
No Marnar players reached the 7.0 rating threshold.
The seven-goal margin was built in stages: three goals before the interval, another shortly after it, then two from Martin Cook before Saraka completed the score in the 87th minute. The assists tell their own neat story. Carlos Lopes supplied the first three, while later goals came through different providers, giving Creenkridcash more than one route to a finish. The hosts also had four players rated 7.0 or above, with three of them scoring twice; a fairly persuasive return on a day when the ball did not spend most of its time at their feet.
For Marnar, the possession and corner figures offer some evidence of activity, but not of a threat that changed the match. Three shots, two on target and 0.61 xG could not answer seven goals at the other end. Creenkridcash were booked four times, so the result was not a spotless exercise in restraint, but the football was decisive where it mattered. The final score was Creenkridcash 7 - 0 Marnar: a commanding win, and one in which the visitors’ extra possession proved to be mostly a way of watching the hosts finish.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Amadou Saraka
Scored twice, opening the scoring and adding a late seventh.
Friday Rabiu
His two goals included the first after the break, keeping the scoring moving.
Martin Cook
Scored twice in three minutes to stretch the margin further.
Carlos Lopes
Set up the first three goals for Creenkridcash.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Amadou Saraka for Creenkridcash. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

