Call-en 0 - 8 Jarby Tun

Key Events:

• 7' Jarby Tun Roberto De leon scores, assisted by Jose Rego
• 9' Yellow card to Call-en Philippe Robert
• 29' Jarby Tun Henri Nicolas scores
• 37' Jarby Tun Luis Nunez scores
• 48' Jarby Tun Jose Rego scores, assisted by Kristian Andersen
• 52' Yellow card to Call-en Giuseppe Conte
• 53' Jarby Tun Kristian Andersen scores, assisted by Jose Rego
• 61' Jarby Tun Osvaldo Chen scores, assisted by Orlando Perez
• 69' Jarby Tun Henri Nicolas scores, assisted by Orlando Perez
• 73' Jarby Tun Henri Nicolas scores, assisted by Orlando Perez
• 77' Yellow card to Jarby Tun Manuel Reynoso

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Call-en recorded 0.51 xG and no goals, a small shortfall that reflects the limited threat of their two attempts. Jarby Tun produced 3.02 xG but scored eight, an extraordinary return well beyond the chance-quality estimate. The visitors’ 11 shots on target from 13 attempts show that their attack repeatedly made the goalkeeper work; the finishing, however, ran far hotter than the underlying chance value alone would predict. Call-en held possession and completed passes more accurately, but neither measure translated into enough attacking volume to alter the match. The difference was not control of the ball so much as what each side did when it had a route towards goal.

• Call-en: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Henri Nicolas (8.4) - Scored three times, finishing an emphatic attacking display with a hat-trick.
• Jose Rego (7.8) - Scored once and supplied two assists, contributing directly to three goals.
• Orlando Perez (7.5) - Recorded three assists, including the passes for two of Henri Nicolas’s goals.
• Kristian Andersen (7.3) - Scored and assisted, making his contribution count at both ends of the attacking sequence.

The 0-8 score leaves little room for ambiguity about the result, even if the possession figures briefly suggest a more balanced contest. Call-en had more of the ball, more corners and higher pass accuracy, but managed only two shots; Jarby Tun had 13 attempts and put 11 on target. Those figures give the scoreline a clear tactical outline: the hosts circulated possession without creating much danger, while the visitors found repeated ways to turn their attacks into attempts and then, with startling efficiency, goals. Three yellow cards and no red cards were the only interruptions in a match whose central pattern became increasingly difficult for Call-en to interrupt.