Burnhampsh 6 - 0 Felling Forest

Key Events:

• 3' Burnhampsh Reynaldo Vega scores, assisted by Simo Lukić
• 9' Burnhampsh Shinichi Matsui scores, assisted by Simo Lukić
• 13' Yellow card to Burnhampsh Anderson Santos
• 16' Burnhampsh Reynaldo Vega scores, assisted by Jorge Pereira
• 35' Yellow card to Felling Forest Luis Pinto
• 38' Yellow card to Burnhampsh Reynaldo Vega
• 53' Burnhampsh Reynaldo Vega scores
• 61' Yellow card to Burnhampsh Gabriel Gutierrez
• 63' Yellow card to Felling Forest Friedrich Unger
• 64' Yellow card to Burnhampsh Jorge Pereira
• 77' Burnhampsh Anderson Santos scores, assisted by Reynaldo Vega
• 80' Burnhampsh Gabriel Gutierrez scores, assisted by Klaus Maier

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Burnhampsh scored six from 2.91 xG, a return more than three goals above the chance-quality estimate. That points to exceptional finishing on the day, though the volume of attempts gave the hosts a strong foundation: they had 12 shots, 11 on target. Felling Forest’s 0.76 xG produced no goals, despite all three of their shots being on target. The visitors had more possession, 54% to 46%, and better pass accuracy, 84% to 79%, but those advantages did not translate into enough attempts to trouble the scoreline. Burnhampsh made its time with the ball count; the visitors had more of it, which is not always the same thing as having more of the match.

No Felling Forest players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

Burnhampsh’s six-goal margin makes the final assessment fairly plain, even if the underlying chance estimate describes a less extreme gap. The hosts were efficient beyond the xG forecast and started with enough force to put Felling Forest under immediate pressure: three goals arrived by the 16th minute. The later strikes from Reynaldo Vega, Anderson Santos and Gabriel Gutierrez extended that advantage rather than merely preserving it. Felling Forest had the ball more often and completed passes more accurately, but recorded only three shots in total. Burnhampsh, by contrast, put 11 of 12 attempts on target. The cards were spread across both sides, but neither team received a red; the game’s most emphatic statement came from the scoreboard, where Burnhampsh’s finishing left little room for argument.