Split comma separated value in SQL having equal sign in column data

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I am working on players database and I have a scenario like below:

Match_Key column has player score data. The value on the right side of = is players score. Like 40, 38, 35 etc. I need to pick the score value and parse into individual Player key column. I wanted to achieve this using regex with case statements. My sample output of SQL code should be look like below. Please help with this:

Match_Key
08=40,02=40,03=38,04=35,05=28,06=36,08=50,02=41, 03=40, 04=90, 05=80, 06=10

Player_Key
08, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06

Player 08 | Player 02 | Player 03 | Player 04 | Player 05 | Player 06

40    |     40    |    38     | 35    |    28     | 36 

50    |     41    |    40     | 90    |    80     | 10 

Query:


CASE
    WHEN Nvl(Player_Key, '') LIKE '%08%' THEN
    Regexp_substr(Match_Key, '[^=]*$')
END    
AS player 08

The above code works when we have only one key like 02=41 in column, but when there are multiple keys in columns like 02=61,06=51,04=31,01=43, it doesn't work and place one value in all the columns which is wrong. Please help with the regex. Thanks.

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