Lingtre 6 - 1 Dingh Rangers

Key Events:

• 6' Lingtre Phillip Lewis scores
• 18' Lingtre Libardo Cardenas scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 27' Lingtre Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 35' Yellow card to Lingtre Phillip Lewis
• 54' Lingtre Zdravko Ivanišević scores
• 55' Lingtre Phillip Lewis scores
• 87' Dingh Rangers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 89' Lingtre Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Allan Carroll

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Lingtre scored six from 5.19 xG, an overperformance of 0.81 goals; Dingh Rangers scored once from 0.49, finishing 0.51 above their estimate. Those are modest gaps beside the much larger difference in attacking volume: 23 shots and 19 on target for Lingtre, against three shots and one on target for Dingh Rangers. The visitors had slightly more possession, but Lingtre converted its share of the ball into repeated attempts and a steady supply of chances. Six goals is an emphatic return, though the 5.19 estimate confirms that the score was supported by substantial chance creation rather than a handful of improbable strikes. Dingh Rangers did find a late goal, but one shot on target gave the visitors little room to alter the match’s basic shape.

The numbers leave a clear distinction between having the ball and making it count. Dingh Rangers completed slightly more of the possession share and recorded more dribbles, yet Lingtre led the main measures of pressure: shots, shots on target and corners. The hosts’ 11 corners and 19 attempts on target point to sustained threat, while the visitors’ three shots suggest that their spell on the ball rarely became a comparable test. The late goal from Philippe Robert, assisted by Jorge Alvez, provided a reply rather than a reversal.

The sequence after the break made the result more decisive still: Zdravko Ivanišević scored in the 54th minute, and Phillip Lewis followed one minute later. His 89th-minute finish, assisted by Allan Carroll, completed the scoring and his hat-trick. For Lingtre, the performance combined a strong chance count with finishing above its xG; for Dingh Rangers, the possession advantage offered little protection from the scale of the hosts’ attack. The final 6-1 was neither a close contest nor a statistical mirage: Lingtre created the chances, and then put six of them on the record.