The report
Key Events:
- 7' Ington County Aliou Diallo scores, assisted by Larry Baker
- 10' Yellow card to Ington County Alfredo Osorio
- 27' Yellow card to Chury Town Vasil Gaprindashvili
- 28' Ington County Luigi Mariani scores, assisted by Colin Holmes
- 33' Ington County Dragoslav Kuzmanović scores, assisted by Hartmut Keil
- 37' Ington County Aliou Diallo scores, assisted by Claudio Amaya
- 45' Ington County Colin Holmes scores, assisted by Pedro Garcia
- 52' Ington County Colin Holmes scores, assisted by Enzo Saita
- 69' Ington County Magne Kouassi scores, assisted by Alfredo Osorio
- 78' Ington County Colin Holmes scores, assisted by Magne Kouassi
The game’s narrative was written early, with Aliou Diallo opening the scoring in the seventh minute after a neat assist from Larry Baker. The hosts continued to press, and by the 28th minute, Luigi Mariani had doubled the lead, assisted by Colin Holmes. The floodgates truly opened when Dragoslav Kuzmanović scored a third, assisted by Hartmut Keil, just before the half. The second half saw Holmes add a brace, first in the 45th minute with an assist from Pedro Garcia, then again in the 52nd minute with help from Enzo Saita. The visitors’ resistance crumbled further as Magne Kouassi scored in the 69th minute, assisted by Alfredo Osorio, and Holmes completed his hat-trick in the 78th minute, assisted by Magne Kouassi. The game was punctuated by a yellow card to Alfredo Osorio in the tenth minute and Vasil Gaprindashvili in the 27th, but no red cards marred the proceedings. The hosts’ attacking efficiency was matched by their defensive resilience, as they kept Chury Town’s shots to a minimum, with only two on target.
Tactically, Ington County outperformed expectations, with an xG of 4.35 compared to Chury Town’s 0.51, illustrating their clinical finishing against a team that struggled to create meaningful chances. Despite slightly less possession, the hosts’ higher shot count and superior conversion rate highlighted their attacking intent. The visitors’ high number of corners (7) contrasted sharply with their inability to threaten the goal, and their defensive lapses were exploited ruthlessly. The match demonstrated that possession alone does not win games, especially when the finishing quality is so markedly different. Ington County’s tactical discipline and sharpness proved decisive, turning their chances into a landslide.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Ington County 46% - Chury Town 54% Shots (On Target): Ington County 19 (16) - Chury Town 2 (2) Corners: Ington County 1 - Chury Town 7 Fouls: Ington County 13 - Chury Town 6 Yellow Cards: Ington County 1 - Chury Town 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Ington County 11 - Chury Town 11 Pass Accuracy: Ington County 79% - Chury Town 83% Tackles: Ington County 18 - Chury Town 3
The final score of 8-0 reflects a game where Ington County not only outclassed their opponents but also demonstrated the ruthlessness that can turn a match into a one-sided affair. With a commanding display of attacking efficiency and defensive solidity, they will look to carry this momentum forward, while Chury Town will need to reassess their defensive organization after such a comprehensive defeat.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Colin Holmes*
Led the line with a hat-trick and an assist, showcasing his attacking prowess.
Aliou Diallo*
Scored twice and was a constant threat down the flank.
Magne Kouassi*
Contributed a goal and an assist, adding to the hosts’ creative options.
Dragoslav Kuzmanović*
Scored a well-placed goal, anchoring the midfield.
Pedro Garcia*
Provided the assist for Holmes’ first goal and kept the tempo high.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Larry Baker to Aliou Diallo. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

