Would downvote for wrong. Thank you 4. Convert the following ER diagram into a relational table. Show all the necessaryforeign key mapping-IDExpYearsDoBRefereename(3.3)isMainstadiumгoleIDeityhostdateMatchTeamHost-scorenameguestguest-scorebelongsinMatchnumGoalsIDPlaverDoBMatch-PlayerRedFlagplaysnumStartYearnameYellowFlagshirtNumSubtime

Explanation : Here, we have weak entity i.e Match. So, while creating tables for weak entity as it…

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