Tawton ante 0 - 7 Chinston United

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Tawton ante Michael Brown
• 15' Yellow card to Chinston United Eric Jones
• 16' Yellow card to Chinston United Marko Ivanković
• 17' Chinston United Miguel Villa scores, assisted by Gilson Da Luz
• 20' Chinston United Gilson Da Luz scores, assisted by Jason Chen
• 30' Chinston United Jaime Orozco scores
• 32' Chinston United Jaime Orozco scores, assisted by Gilson Da Luz
• 40' Chinston United Gilson Da Luz scores, assisted by Miguel Villa
• 45' Chinston United Jaime Orozco scores
• 48' Yellow card to Chinston United Jason Chen
• 79' Yellow card to Chinston United Adilson Andrade
• 82' Chinston United Miguel Villa scores, assisted by Jaime Orozco

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Tawton ante 0.01 xG and Chinston United 4.44. Against a final score of 0 - 7, the visitors substantially outperformed their estimate, scoring 2.56 goals above it; the hosts’ total was close to their already negligible figure. Chinston United’s 20 shots, including 16 on target, show the volume behind the result, while seven goals from those chances point to unusually sharp finishing. Possession, 51% to 49% in Tawton ante’s favour, tells a distinctly less useful story: the hosts held the ball more often, but made no attempt on goal. Chinston United needed no monopoly of possession to create a one-sided attacking afternoon.

• No Tawton ante players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Tawton ante, the possession and dribble figures offer evidence of activity, but not of attacking threat: zero shots left the hosts with no route to trouble Chinston United’s defence. The seven corners also produced no change to that central problem. For Chinston United, the margin came from converting a steady stream of opportunities rather than controlling the ball outright. Their six-goal first-half burst had the match settled long before Miguel Villa added the seventh in the 82nd minute. A 0 - 7 defeat is an unforgiving measure of the day, and the shot count explains why: one side had the ball slightly more; the other kept finding ways to make it matter.