Salth Park 9 - 0 St Tridge Wanderers

Key Events:

• 20' Yellow card to St Tridge Wanderers Pedro Chagas
• 30' Yellow card to Salth Park Luis Morales
• 35' Salth Park Dongheon Whang scores, assisted by Fabian Sanchez
• 38' Salth Park Fabian Sanchez scores, assisted by Adan Guerra
• 39' Salth Park Dongheon Whang scores
• 41' Salth Park Antonio Ferri scores
• 44' Yellow card to Salth Park Celso Miranda
• 48' Salth Park Luis Morales scores
• 71' Salth Park Roberto Caetano scores
• 76' Salth Park Adan Guerra scores, assisted by Dongheon Whang
• 85' Salth Park Antonio Ferri scores
• 88' Yellow card to St Tridge Wanderers Phillip Lewis
• 89' Salth Park Luis Morales scores, assisted by Adan Guerra

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Salth Park scored nine from 5.94 xG, an over-performance of just over three goals; St Tridge Wanderers scored none from 0.26 xG. That gap points to finishing well beyond the chances’ estimated quality, while the visitors’ single shot on target offers little evidence of a sustained threat. Possession went 55% to St Tridge Wanderers, but it brought only one attempt; Salth Park made far more of its 45%, recording 26 shots and forcing the match into a different sort of arithmetic.

Salth Park

• Dongheon Whang (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Adan Guerra’s goal, making a decisive contribution across the scoring run.
• Adan Guerra (7.8) - Scored once and supplied assists for Fabian Sanchez and Luis Morales.
• Antonio Ferri (7.6) - Scored twice as Salth Park extended its lead.
• Luis Morales (7.3) - Scored twice after receiving a yellow card in the 30th minute.
• Fabian Sanchez (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Dongheon Whang’s opener.

St Tridge Wanderers No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The match was effectively decided by the four Salth Park goals between the 35th and 41st minutes, a burst that turned a contest into a long afternoon for St Tridge Wanderers. The fifth arrived three minutes after the interval, and further goals at 71', 76', 85' and 89' made clear that the hosts had not mistaken a commanding lead for a reason to stop. Their finishing ran well ahead of xG, but the shot count and the visitors’ lone attempt underline how thoroughly Salth Park controlled the attacking end of the match.