The report
Key Events:
- 7' Teenhampton Bruno Monaco scores, assisted by Marc Ritchie
- 7' Yellow card to Teenhampton Ivan Gallardo
- 13' Teenhampton Namil Kwon scores
- 14' Teenhampton Namil Kwon scores
- 17' Teenhampton Marc Ritchie scores, assisted by Namil Kwon
- 20' Teenhampton Jingyu Yoon scores
- 35' Yellow card to Berne Pet Jorge Alvez
- 40' Yellow card to Berne Pet Nilson Pires
- 49' Yellow card to Berne Pet Michael Brown
- 50' Teenhampton Trevor Ward scores, assisted by Jingyu Yoon
- 56' Teenhampton Trevor Ward scores
- 61' Teenhampton Namil Kwon scores
- 76' Teenhampton Jingyu Yoon scores
- 78' Yellow card to Teenhampton Bruno Monaco
- 88' Yellow card to Berne Pet Pedro Chagas
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Teenhampton scored nine from 6.34 xG, an over-performance of 2.66 goals; Berne Pet scored none from 0.01 xG, almost exactly matching the tiny chance-quality estimate. The visitors were not merely finishing an unusually generous supply of chances: 24 of their 27 shots were on target, a sustained stream that made the scoreline look less like a fluke and more like a busy afternoon for the home defence. The possession figures, 51% to 49%, offer a useful warning against assuming that the side with more of the ball must have controlled the match. Berne Pet had the slender possession edge, but recorded no shots at all. Teenhampton needed less of the ball and made far more of its time with it, while the home side’s seven corners could not be turned into a single attempt. That is an awkward return from a set-piece tally, though the visitors’ two corners were evidently enough to keep the scoreboard occupied without assistance from that department.
Berne Pet: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
Teenhampton:
- Namil Kwon (8.9) - Scored three goals and supplied the assist for Marc Ritchie, making a decisive contribution throughout the visitors’ early burst and later scoring again.
- Jingyu Yoon (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Trevor Ward for the 50th-minute goal.
- Trevor Ward (7.6) - Added two goals after the interval, helping keep the pressure and the scoreline moving.
- Marc Ritchie (7.3) - Scored once and assisted the opening goal, giving the visitors a prompt start to a long evening for Berne Pet.
For Berne Pet, four yellow cards and 11 fouls record a difficult contest in which the defensive work never managed to become a route back into the game. The hosts did not lack possession, corners or effort in the basic sense of being present; what they lacked was a recorded shot, and therefore any practical way to trouble Teenhampton. The visitors, meanwhile, kept their passing accuracy slightly higher while producing more than five times as many dribbles and putting nearly every shot on target. Their two yellow cards were a minor blemish beside a performance that was otherwise sharply effective.
The opening goal arrived in the seventh minute, and by the 20th Teenhampton had scored five. That run settled the match early, but the visitors did not treat the rest of it as a formality: Trevor Ward struck twice after the break, Namil Kwon completed his hat-trick, and Jingyu Yoon added the ninth in the 76th minute. Berne Pet held the ball fractionally more often, which is a small statistical consolation with the proportions of a very small umbrella. The result was emphatic, the shot count explains why, and the final 0-9 scoreline is confirmed by nine Teenhampton goals and none for Berne Pet.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Namil Kwon
Scored three goals and supplied the assist for Marc Ritchie, making a decisive contribution throughout the visitors’ early burst and later scoring again.
Jingyu Yoon
Scored twice and assisted Trevor Ward for the 50th-minute goal.
Trevor Ward
Added two goals after the interval, helping keep the pressure and the scoreline moving.
Marc Ritchie
Scored once and assisted the opening goal, giving the visitors a prompt start to a long evening for Berne Pet.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Marc Ritchie to Bruno Monaco. 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

