Waington Rovers 0 - 9 Couth City

Key Events:

• 2' Couth City Daouda Ndao scores, assisted by Živko Šimić
• 9' Couth City Daouda Ndao scores, assisted by Ronald Johnson
• 20' Couth City Eric Green scores, assisted by Živko Šimić
• 24' Yellow card to Couth City Tomasz Lewis
• 55' Couth City Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Živko Šimić
• 60' Yellow card to Couth City Živko Šimić
• 63' Couth City Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 72' Couth City Saliou Sow scores, assisted by Daouda Ndao
• 73' Yellow card to Waington Rovers Zdravko Ivanišević
• 77' Couth City Ivan Bašić scores
• 80' Couth City Daouda Ndao scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 82' Couth City Daouda Ndao scores
• 84' Yellow card to Couth City Daouda Ndao
• 88' Yellow card to Couth City Israel Morales

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Waington Rovers 0.26 xG and Couth City 3.67. Against those figures, the visitors’ nine goals represent extraordinary over-performance: their 15 shots included 14 on target, and they converted a remarkable share of the chances they created. The hosts, by contrast, managed one shot, which was on target, but did not score. Their 57% possession and 11 corners offer evidence of territory and attacking restarts, not of a comparable threat in front of goal. Couth City needed less of the ball, tackled more, and finished with a precision that made the xG gap look modest beside the actual score.

No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for Waington Rovers.

For Waington Rovers, the figures tell a disorienting story: more possession, more corners, and more successful dribbles, yet just one shot and no goal. Those advantages did not become sustained danger. Couth City were more direct in effect if not in style, turning 14 efforts on target into nine goals and scoring three times before the half-hour. The hosts’ control of some measures could not compensate for the gulf in finishing.

The second half brought six more goals, so the early damage was not a temporary lapse waiting politely to be repaired. Ndao completed his four-goal haul with strikes in the 80th and 82nd minutes, while the visitors’ four yellow cards offered the only real accumulation besides the goals. Couth City leave with a 9 - 0 win, a score that needs no decorative language; the statistical footnote is that they achieved it while conceding most of the possession.