Sillins Villa 0 - 5 Leighton

Key Events:

• 18' Yellow card to Leighton Enrique Tejera
• 33' Yellow card to Leighton Miguel Mondragon
• 37' Leighton Wilson Rodriguez scores, assisted by Joseph Taylor
• 51' Leighton Taeseong Park scores, assisted by Jose Herrera
• 52' Yellow card to Leighton Joseph Taylor
• 60' Leighton Taeseong Park scores, assisted by Enrique Tejera
• 67' Yellow card to Sillins Villa Jorge Alvez
• 72' Leighton Zhe Tang scores, assisted by Charles Gardner
• 84' Leighton Charles Gardner scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Leighton scored five from 4.43 xG, finishing slightly above the chance-quality estimate while creating enough to make the margin entirely credible. Sillins Villa recorded 0.01 xG and no shots, so there was no meaningful attacking return to offset the visitors’ volume. The 51–49 possession split suggests neither side monopolised the ball; the more telling difference was what happened after it was won. Leighton turned its share into 20 attempts, 16 on target and five goals, while Sillins Villa managed no attempt at all. The estimate points to sustained pressure rather than five goals appearing from a handful of unlikely chances.

• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher for Sillins Villa.

The first goal arrived in the 37th minute, after Leighton had already collected two yellow cards. The visitors added two more goals around the hour, with Taeseong Park scoring again in the 60th minute, then finished the job through Zhe Tang and Charles Gardner. Their three bookings did not derail the attack, while Sillins Villa’s single yellow card was one of very few moments in which the hosts could interrupt the pattern of pressure.

For Leighton, the 0 - 5 win was emphatic without requiring a possession stranglehold: accuracy in front of goal and repeated attempts did the work. Sillins Villa held the ball just over half the time and passed more accurately, but neither measure produced a shot or a goal. The final score matched the evening’s clearest distinction—one side kept finding ways to test the goal, and the other never found a way to test it.