Hornseaffor 0 - 4 Cheackippleigh

Key Events:

• 21' Yellow card to Hornseaffor Eduardo Silva
• 24' Cheackippleigh Patrick van Vugt scores, assisted by Sidibe Yapo
• 48' Cheackippleigh Patrick van Vugt scores
• 60' Cheackippleigh Peter Christiansen scores, assisted by Rogelio Benitez
• 75' Yellow card to Cheackippleigh Peter Christiansen
• 82' Yellow card to Hornseaffor Andrew Lawrence
• 85' Cheackippleigh Patrick van Vugt scores, assisted by Insik Kwon

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Cheackippleigh scored four from 3.93 xG, an almost exact return for the quality of chances created. Their 18 shots, 14 on target and three goals from van Vugt point to sustained attacking threat rather than a scoreline built on a stray deflection or an unusually generous bounce. Hornseaffor, by contrast, finished with 0.11 xG and no shots on target, so the 0-4 scoreline reflects a severe shortage of meaningful opportunities as well as the visitors’ finishing. The hosts held 53% possession and completed passes at 85%, but those figures did not translate into attempts; Cheackippleigh had less of the ball and far more reason to use it.

• Hornseaffor had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Patrick van Vugt (8.4) - Scored three of Cheackippleigh’s four goals, providing the decisive edge in a match of abundant chances.

The numbers leave little ambiguity about the shape of the afternoon: Hornseaffor had more possession and dribbles, while Cheackippleigh produced the attempts, the accurate efforts and the goals. Six corners apiece offered no particular separation, but the shot count did. The hosts’ two yellow cards and the visitors’ one were minor entries in a game whose main record was written at the other end of the pitch.

For Cheackippleigh, the 4-0 win was both emphatic and proportionate to the chance balance. van Vugt supplied the hat-trick, with assists from Sidibe Yapo and Insik Kwon on two of his goals; Peter Christiansen added another after Rogelio Benitez’s assist. Hornseaffor kept a larger share of the ball, but could not make that possession count in front of goal. In the end, the visitors needed no statistical trickery: they created enough, put 14 shots on target, and left with all four goals.