Cole Albion 0 - 5 Hasing Town

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Hasing Town James Mann
• 14' Hasing Town Julian Reyes scores, assisted by Gabriel Zambrano
• 35' Hasing Town Ivan Cedeño scores, assisted by Ahmed Ahmed
• 51' Yellow card to Hasing Town Micheal Jarvis
• 65' Yellow card to Cole Albion Jorge Alvez
• 68' Hasing Town Ahmed Ahmed scores, assisted by Ivan Cedeño
• 77' Hasing Town Ivan Mesa scores, assisted by Gabriel Zambrano
• 83' Hasing Town Ivan Cedeño scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The scoreline matched the direction of the chance-quality figures, though Hasing Town finished above even a strong estimate: five goals from 3.84 xG, against Cole Albion’s 0.36 xG and no goals. The visitors’ 17 shots, 14 on target, supplied the clearest explanation for the margin. Cole Albion managed two shots, one on target, so its eight corners and 53% possession brought plenty of territorial paperwork but very little threat. Hasing Town did not need to dominate the ball; it created far more dangerous attempts and converted enough of them to turn a convincing advantage into a five-goal result. Its two goals before half-time established control, while three more after the break made any prospect of a recovery increasingly theoretical.

• No Cole Albion players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The numbers leave Cole Albion with a peculiar consolation: it had more possession, more corners and more dribbles, yet Hasing Town won by five. Those measures describe activity, not necessarily danger, and the visitors’ shot count gives the afternoon its bluntest summary. Cole Albion kept the ball more often, but rarely turned that control into a meaningful examination of the opposing defence.

For Hasing Town, the spread of contributions made the result more than a one-player story. Cedeño finished twice, Ahmed both scored and assisted, and Zambrano created two goals; Reyes and Mesa also found the net. The early card for James Mann did not interrupt the visitors’ progress, and the later cautions changed nothing about the growing distance between the sides. At 83 minutes, Cedeño supplied the fifth and final goal. Hasing Town left with a 5 - 0 win, built on far greater attacking volume and a finishing display that made the evening’s arithmetic unusually straightforward.