Chorth City 3 - 1 Bingh Villa

Key Events:

• 21' Chorth City Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 37' Yellow card to Bingh Villa Pedro Chagas
• 40' Yellow card to Chorth City Nilson Pires
• 53' Yellow card to Bingh Villa Seungwoo Jeong
• 61' Bingh Villa Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 68' Chorth City Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 79' Red card to Chorth City Philippe Robert
• 87' Chorth City Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Branko Bartolić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Chorth City’s 3-1 win came with 2.04 xG against Bingh Villa’s 1.28, so the hosts scored just under a goal more than their chance quality would suggest, while the visitors finished slightly below theirs. The numbers point to a match in which Chorth City made more of its attacking work: 11 shots, six on target, and three goals. Bingh Villa managed only five attempts, but all five were on target, making their single goal a modest return from a notably accurate, if limited, supply of chances. Chorth City’s two assists from Alvez helped turn pressure into a useful cushion; after Philippe Robert was sent off at 79', the late goal from Alvez gave the hosts room to breathe again.

The scoreline was not built on a vast possession gap. Chorth City held 53% of the ball and edged pass accuracy 84% to 83%, while Bingh Villa won more corners, four to two. The contrast was sharper in the defensive work: the hosts made 11 tackles to the visitors’ three, and completed 12 dribbles to Bingh Villa’s eight. That suggests Chorth City were more willing and able to disrupt play and carry the ball forward, even if their red card briefly made the closing stages more complicated than the statistics had ordered.

Bingh Villa’s reply at 61' made the contest live again, but Chorth City answered seven minutes later and then found the decisive insurance goal in the 87th. The hosts’ greater volume and stronger tackling provided the foundation; Alvez and Chagas supplied the clinical edge. Even reduced to ten, Chorth City kept enough threat to settle a match that had briefly become less comfortable than the final 3-1 suggests.