Chepton Vale 0 - 8 Thamerwices

Key Events:

• 4' Yellow card to Chepton Vale Petar Pantić
• 6' Thamerwices Domingos Lopes scores, assisted by Nelson Dos Santos
• 15' Thamerwices Edmilson Ramos scores, assisted by Nelson Dos Santos
• 24' Thamerwices Vicente Perez scores
• 29' Thamerwices Vicente Perez scores
• 34' Thamerwices Erik Christoffersen scores, assisted by Alberto De Sousa
• 40' Thamerwices Domingos Lopes scores, assisted by Erik Christoffersen
• 51' Yellow card to Thamerwices Artur Varela
• 57' Yellow card to Chepton Vale Nelson Varela
• 73' Yellow card to Thamerwices Euclides Rodrigues
• 81' Thamerwices Edmilson Ramos scores, assisted by Alberto De Sousa
• 83' Thamerwices Erik Christoffersen scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Chepton Vale recorded 0.61 xG and no goals, while Thamerwices turned 3.95 xG into eight. That is a substantial overperformance for the visitors and a scoreline that ran well ahead of the chance-quality estimate, even as their 18 shots and 14 on target supplied a convincing foundation for the win. Chepton Vale managed three shots, two on target, so possession did not translate into a meaningful supply of chances. Their 62% of the ball and ten corners tell of territory and activity; the 0-8 tells of the gulf in what each side made of its opportunities. Football keeps its own accounts, and they are not always the tidy sort.

The opening goal arrived at six minutes, and the next five followed before half-time. Vicente Perez struck twice, while Domingos Lopes, Edmilson Ramos and Erik Christoffersen also scored in the first half; after the interval, the pace of the scoring eased but the margin did not. Thamerwices added goals at 81 and 83 minutes, completing an eight-goal return from a performance built on far more shots on target and tackles than Chepton Vale could muster.

For Chepton Vale, the possession, dribbles and corners offer evidence of effort, but not of a match they controlled where it mattered. Their three shots left little room for a comeback, and the two second-half bookings were part of a long afternoon rather than a turning point. Thamerwices were clinical beyond the measure of their xG, but also created enough volume to make the outcome emphatic: eight goals, six before the break, and no reply. The final 0-8 score is a severe reading of the chance estimate, yet a fair reflection of the separation on the scoreboard.