Brogge Wanderers 0 - 6 Champton

Key Events:

• 12' Champton Ricardo Suarez scores, assisted by Wellington Assis
• 20' Champton Carlos Silva scores, assisted by Modou Toure
• 30' Champton Ricardo Suarez scores, assisted by Carlos Silva
• 57' Champton Modou Toure scores, assisted by Ricardo Suarez
• 62' Champton Thomas Roberts scores
• 83' Champton Wellington Assis scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Champton scored six from 3.35 xG, substantially outperforming the chance-quality estimate. That finishing made a convincing attacking display into a six-goal result, though the underlying volume was imposing in its own right: 15 shots, with 12 on target. Brogge Wanderers recorded 0.01 xG and no attempts, so their 52% possession did not translate into a meaningful test of the opposition. The modest possession advantage belonged to the hosts; nearly all the danger belonged to Champton. Three goals arrived by the half-hour, and the visitors added three more after the interval, keeping the attack productive well beyond the point at which the contest was effectively settled.

• No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded for Brogge Wanderers.

The figures leave a curious contrast: Brogge Wanderers had more possession, more corners and more dribbles, but no shots at all. Champton had the less generous share of the ball and only one corner, yet reached the target 12 times and scored six. The visitors also made 14 tackles to the hosts’ six, a sign of a side willing to win the ball back and turn the match into forward action rather than wait for territory to accumulate. Possession, on this occasion, was a resource the hosts held without finding a use for it.

For Champton, the first-half goals from Ricardo Suarez and Carlos Silva established control, while Suarez’s second before the break gave the scoreline its shape early. The three further goals after half-time made the victory emphatic and spread the scoring across the attack: Modou Toure, Thomas Roberts and Wellington Assis all added to the tally. Brogge Wanderers avoided cards, but had no shot to interrupt the visitors’ rhythm. A 0 - 6 result is not a narrow disagreement over details; it is the sort of afternoon on which one side’s possession chart and the other side’s scoreline seem to have attended separate matches.