Chamer Albion 11 - 0 Favenwith

Key Events:

• 3' Chamer Albion German Caraballo scores
• 6' Chamer Albion Lars Jensen scores, assisted by Oumar Ndiaye
• 7' Yellow card to Chamer Albion an unnamed player
• 20' Yellow card to Chamer Albion Silvio Faria
• 29' Chamer Albion German Caraballo scores, assisted by Silvio Faria
• 29' Yellow card to Chamer Albion Pedro Campos
• 32' Chamer Albion Silvio Faria scores, assisted by Lars Jensen
• 37' Chamer Albion Oumar Ndiaye scores, assisted by Celso Moreira
• 41' Chamer Albion Oumar Ndiaye scores, assisted by Silvio Faria
• 48' Chamer Albion Albertino Ramos scores
• 58' Chamer Albion Oumar Ndiaye scores
• 71' Chamer Albion Oumar Ndiaye scores
• 78' Chamer Albion Albertino Ramos scores, assisted by Lars Jensen
• 79' Yellow card to Favenwith Phillip Lewis
• 81' Yellow card to Favenwith Michel Lemoine
• 83' Yellow card to Chamer Albion German Caraballo
• 90' Yellow card to Favenwith Nilson Pires
• 90' Chamer Albion Oumar Ndiaye scores, assisted by Albertino Ramos

Chamer Albion’s relentless attack was underpinned by a combination of sharp finishing and precise build-up play. The home side’s expected goals tally of 6.05 indicates they outperformed their xG significantly, highlighting their efficiency in front of goal. Conversely, Favenwith’s 1.11 xG underscores their inability to threaten the Albion goal, despite having a few moments of possession and a handful of shots. The game’s narrative was largely written in the first half, with the hosts scoring four times before the break, including a quick-fire double from German Caraballo and Silvio Faria. The second half saw the floodgates open further, with Oumar Ndiaye netting five times and Albertino Ramos adding two more, each goal a testament to Albion’s attacking prowess. Favenwith’s defensive frailty was evident, as they struggled to contain the relentless wave of Albion attacks, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 17 saves, though none could prevent the inevitable.

Despite the lopsided score, the match was not devoid of discipline issues, with a total of seven yellow cards handed out—four to Albion players and three to Favenwith. The game’s physicality was evident, but it did little to alter the outcome. Albion’s tactical approach, characterized by high possession (57%) and a high pass accuracy (86%), allowed them to control the tempo and create numerous scoring opportunities. Favenwith’s attempts to counter with quick counters and dribbles (11) were largely ineffective against Albion’s disciplined tackling and positional play. The game’s result, while extreme, underscores the unpredictable nature of football in Division 8 League 36, where even the most unlikely scorelines can emerge from the chaos.

In the end, this match will be remembered more for the sheer volume of goals than for any tactical nuance. Albion’s players demonstrated clinical finishing and resilience, while Favenwith’s defensive lapses were ruthlessly exploited. The result leaves no doubt about the dominance of Chamer Albion in this fixture, and it will be interesting to see if they can maintain this form in the upcoming fixtures. For Favenwith, the focus must now shift to tightening their defensive structure and finding a way to convert their limited chances into meaningful goals.

Favenwith players did not reach the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Chamer Albion 57% - Favenwith 43% Shots (On Target): Chamer Albion 22 (On Target: 22) - Favenwith 4 (On Target: 4) Corners: Chamer Albion 2 - Favenwith 3 Fouls: Chamer Albion 14 - Favenwith 9 Yellow Cards: Chamer Albion 4 - Favenwith 3 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Chamer Albion 7 - Favenwith 11 Pass Accuracy: Chamer Albion 86% - Favenwith 82%