Alcey Rovers 1 - 5 Ampth County

Key Events:

• 2' Ampth County Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 36' Ampth County Israel Morales scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 48' Ampth County Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 57' Ampth County Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 60' Yellow card to Ampth County Lindomar Da Silva
• 64' Yellow card to Ampth County Friedrich Unger
• 68' Yellow card to Alcey Rovers Pedro Chagas
• 72' Ampth County Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 84' Alcey Rovers Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Alcey Rovers recorded 1.62 xG and scored once, a return slightly below the chance-quality estimate. Ampth County produced 4.14 xG and scored five, finishing above that estimate while creating far more: 20 shots to seven, with 14 on target to Alcey Rovers’ six. The xG figures point to a strong attacking performance rather than a scoreline conjured from a handful of unlikely chances. Ampth County’s 55% possession and more accurate passing helped sustain pressure, while the spread of goals across the match suggests Alcey Rovers struggled to contain the visitors’ attacks even after the break.

• Pass Accuracy%: 80%-84%
• Tackles: 8-11

The opening goal arrived after only two minutes, and Friedrich Unger set the tone by assisting both the opener and Israel Morales’s 36th-minute finish. Luca Colombo scored three minutes into the second half, then Unger made it four by 57 minutes. Ampth County’s attack was not dependent on a single scorer: the five goals came from five players, with Bruno Rossi providing the assists for the third and fourth. The yellow cards for Lindomar Da Silva and Unger came amid that commanding spell, while Pedro Chagas was booked before later assisting Alcey Rovers’ only goal.

For Alcey Rovers, Nilson Pires’s 84th-minute finish offered a measure of reward for a side whose six shots on target show that it did test the visiting defence. But with five goals conceded and a substantial gap in both shot volume and xG, the late strike could not disguise the scale of the task. Ampth County leave with a decisive 5-1 win, built on early control, varied finishing and enough attacking momentum to make the final minutes feel more like an accounting than a contest.