Cham Fer 5 - 0 Weshungton

Key Events:

• 5' Cham Fer Colin Burns scores, assisted by Evandro Nobre
• 6' Cham Fer Yubin Kitamura scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 9' Cham Fer Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Colin Burns
• 63' Cham Fer Allan Carroll scores
• 78' Yellow card to Cham Fer Zdravko Ivanišević
• 80' Yellow card to Weshungton Jorge Alvez
• 84' Cham Fer Michael Brown scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Cham Fer scored five from 5.58 xG, a modest underperformance against the chances created. Weshungton finished with no goals from 0.51 xG, also below its estimate, though the visitors’ two shots—both on target—left little room for an extended debate about missed opportunities. The 24-2 shot count, with 21 of the hosts’ efforts on target, makes the broad tactical picture plain: Cham Fer repeatedly got into shooting positions and kept asking questions, while Weshungton’s eight corners offered a different route forward without producing a goal. The hosts’ 53% possession was an advantage, but not an overwhelming one; the sharper difference was what each side did when the ball reached the dangerous part of the pitch.

The opening spell did most of the work. Colin Burns struck first, then Yubin Kitamura followed a minute later, before Michel Lemoine made it three by the ninth. From there, Cham Fer had room to manage the match rather than chase it, and goals from Allan Carroll and Michael Brown extended the margin in the second half. The two yellow cards arrived late and close together, neither changing the direction of a contest already settled by the early scoring.

Five goals, a 5-0 final score, and a three-goal lead established before ten minutes had elapsed: Cham Fer made the afternoon unusually straightforward for itself. Weshungton had more corners and completed 11 tackles, but those figures did not translate into enough shots or goals to trouble the result. The hosts’ start supplied the decisive separation; their later goals simply ensured the scoreboard kept pace with the performance.