Colington Town 11 - 0 Millocheld

Key Events:

• 20' Colington Town Gareth Lewis scores, assisted by George de Boer
• 23' Colington Town Ivan Da Silva scores, assisted by Gareth Lewis
• 26' Yellow card to Colington Town Gerardo Lopez
• 27' Yellow card to Millocheld Luca Colombo
• 39' Colington Town Robert Clark scores, assisted by Giorgio Colombo
• 44' Colington Town Giorgio Colombo scores, assisted by Ivan Da Silva
• 62' Colington Town Giorgio Colombo scores, assisted by Ivan Da Silva
• 67' Colington Town Reinaldo Carrillo scores, assisted by Luis Castaño
• 71' Colington Town Robert Clark scores, assisted by George de Boer
• 78' Colington Town Robert Clark scores, assisted by Gerardo Lopez
• 81' Colington Town Reinaldo Carrillo scores
• 84' Colington Town Reinaldo Carrillo scores, assisted by Ivan Da Silva
• 87' Colington Town Ivan Da Silva scores, assisted by Luis Castaño
• 90' Yellow card to Colington Town Luis Castaño

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Colington Town 5.61 xG and Millocheld 0.26. Eleven goals from 5.61 xG is a substantial overperformance: Colington Town finished chances at a remarkable rate, scoring nearly twice what the quality and volume of its opportunities would ordinarily suggest. Millocheld, meanwhile, fell short of even its modest estimate, though one shot on target gave the visitors little room to change the arithmetic. The tactical picture was not a possession siege: the sides were nearly level at 51% to 49%. The separation came in the attacking output, with Colington Town recording 24 shots and 21 on target against one of each for Millocheld. That gulf, rather than control of the ball alone, explains how a match with almost even possession became an 11-0 result.

• Millocheld had no recorded standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The score’s scale should not obscure the less theatrical detail: Millocheld held almost half the possession and matched Colington Town on pass accuracy, but the visitors’ two tackles to the hosts’ nine hint at how little disruption they managed once the attack was underway. Colington Town made its superiority count with repeated shots on target, and spread the goals across four scorers. With eleven goals to one shot on target, the final 11-0 is both exact and emphatic; the xG figures add the useful footnote that clinical finishing made an already lopsided contest even more so.