Winch St Col 12 - 0 Berne Pet

Key Events:

• 3' Winch St Col Igor Martins scores, assisted by Harry Roos
• 17' Yellow card to Winch St Col Harry Roos
• 20' Winch St Col Harry Roos scores, assisted by Ronald Ryan
• 24' Winch St Col Ernesto Coronel scores, assisted by Igor Martins
• 32' Winch St Col Igor Martins scores
• 34' Winch St Col Igor Martins scores, assisted by Kone Camara
• 36' Yellow card to Winch St Col George Carter
• 45' Winch St Col Ernesto Coronel scores
• 47' Yellow card to Winch St Col Ernesto Coronel
• 52' Winch St Col Harry Roos scores, assisted by Jose Nuñez
• 55' Winch St Col Kone Camara scores, assisted by Hartmut Müller
• 62' Yellow card to Berne Pet Philippe Robert
• 69' Winch St Col George Carter scores
• 72' Winch St Col Ernesto Coronel scores, assisted by Kone Camara
• 77' Winch St Col Ernesto Coronel scores, assisted by Kone Camara
• 83' Winch St Col Igor Martins scores, assisted by Ernesto Coronel

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Winch St Col 4.07 xG and Berne Pet 0.01. The actual 12-0 finish therefore put Winch St Col nearly eight goals above its expected return, an extraordinary conversion of the chances it created. The 19 shots, including 14 on target, show a sustained supply of attempts; the xG figure suggests the volume and quality of those chances would ordinarily point to a much smaller tally. Meanwhile, Berne Pet recorded no shots, so its slightly greater possession and six corners produced almost no measurable threat. The contrast is the match in miniature: territorial numbers that look respectable on paper, and a goal threat that declined to appear.

No Berne Pet players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The final score was 12-0, and the numbers around it make the scale of the result all the more striking. Berne Pet edged possession, corners, dribbles, pass accuracy and tackles, yet finished without a shot; Winch St Col needed no statistical monopoly, only a far more productive relationship with the goal. Four goals apiece for Igor Martins and Ernesto Coronel, alongside Kone Camara’s three assists, made this a collective performance with several individual headlines. The 4.07 xG explains why the scoring was exceptional; the 12 goals explain why it will be remembered.