Rednilth 1 - 6 Nescot Athletic

Key Events:

• 19' Nescot Athletic Bruno Pinho scores, assisted by Tiemoko Dah
• 32' Nescot Athletic Jianhao Aung scores, assisted by Bruno Pinho
• 38' Yellow card to Rednilth Pascal Dionne
• 46' Yellow card to Nescot Athletic Benigno Lasso
• 50' Nescot Athletic Jianhao Aung scores, assisted by Tiemoko Dah
• 64' Nescot Athletic Tiemoko Dah scores
• 71' Rednilth Pascal Dionne scores, assisted by Manuel Afonso
• 81' Nescot Athletic Benigno Lasso scores, assisted by Paul Simon
• 87' Nescot Athletic Michael Bryant scores, assisted by Tiemoko Dah

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Rednilth 1.87 xG and Nescot Athletic 3.84. Rednilth’s single goal fell short of that estimate, while Nescot’s six went well beyond it: the visitors finished with a remarkable return from the chances they created. The broader shot count supports the scale of their threat, with 17 attempts and 14 on target against Rednilth’s eight and seven. Rednilth had 56% possession and seven corners to Nescot’s none, but control of the ball did not become control of the decisive moments. Nescot made their attacks count with ruthless efficiency; the corners, meanwhile, remained a statistic rather than a rescue plan.

Rednilth had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

• Tiemoko Dah (8.3) - Scored once and supplied three assists, directly shaping four of Nescot Athletic’s six goals.
• Jianhao Aung (7.6) - His two goals helped turn Nescot’s early lead into a commanding one.
• Bruno Pinho (7.3) - Opened the scoring and assisted Jianhao Aung, contributing at both ends of Nescot’s attack.

For Rednilth, Pascal Dionne’s 71st-minute goal offered a reply, with Manuel Afonso providing the assist, but it did not alter the direction of the contest. Nescot answered the goal with two more of their own, through Benigno Lasso and Michael Bryant, and left no late uncertainty about the result. The visitors made their chances count, defended with more tackles, and won 6-1 despite having less of the ball. Rednilth’s possession and corner advantage are real; so is the final score.