Faven Park 0 - 5 Lon Lymough

Key Events:

• 12' Lon Lymough Jose Aguilar scores
• 21' Yellow card to Lon Lymough Eliseo Moreno
• 35' Lon Lymough Alexander Ortiz scores, assisted by Jose Aguilar
• 56' Lon Lymough Sergio Vega scores, assisted by Predrag Perković
• 65' Lon Lymough Jose Aguilar scores, assisted by Simon Griffiths
• 72' Yellow card to Lon Lymough Jose Aguilar
• 76' Lon Lymough Jose Aguilar scores, assisted by Simon Griffiths

The score was already 2-0 by half-time, after Jose Aguilar opened the scoring and set up Alexander Ortiz. Sergio Vega added a third after the break, then Aguilar scored twice more, with Simon Griffiths assisting both. The sequence was decisive, and the final margin leaves little room to mistake control of the ball for control of the match.

Faven Park did have 53% possession, completed 82% of passes and won seven corners, but none of that translated into a shot. Lon Lymough had 47% possession and no corners, yet put all eleven of its attempts on target. The visitors also committed more fouls and collected both yellow cards, but those interruptions did not stop them from repeatedly turning attacks into attempts. It was a lopsided contest in the one category that makes the others look rather administrative: getting the ball towards goal.

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gives Faven Park 0.01 xG against no goals, a near-zero return that fits the absence of shots. Lon Lymough recorded 2.8 xG and scored five, outperforming its estimate by 2.2 goals. That is substantial finishing over-performance, though eleven shots on target gave the visitors a healthy volume of opportunities to work with. The contrast is stark: Faven Park kept more of the ball, but Lon Lymough made its possession count where it mattered, while the hosts’ seven corners remained a collection of possibilities rather than a threat reflected in the shot count.

For Faven Park, the possession and corner counts offer evidence of activity, but the zero in the shots column is the harder fact to move around. Lon Lymough needed neither a corner nor a majority of the ball to build a five-goal win, and Aguilar finished as the match’s clear attacking standout. The 5-0 result reflected a gulf in end product: the hosts did not test the goalkeeper, while the visitors made five of their eleven attempts count.