Kinsetok Villa 6 - 0 Scayland

Key Events:

• 12' Kinsetok Villa Erik Kennedy scores, assisted by Idrissa Ndao
• 16' Yellow card to Scayland Pedro Chagas
• 20' Kinsetok Villa Erik Kennedy scores, assisted by William Parker
• 39' Yellow card to Scayland Michel Lemoine
• 50' Yellow card to Scayland Philippe Robert
• 59' Kinsetok Villa Bruno Serra scores, assisted by Idrissa Ndao
• 62' Kinsetok Villa Idrissa Ndao scores
• 68' Kinsetok Villa Erik Kennedy scores, assisted by Idrissa Ndao
• 72' Yellow card to Scayland Jorge Alvez
• 77' Kinsetok Villa William Parker scores, assisted by Thierry Bruneau
• 78' Yellow card to Kinsetok Villa William Parker

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Kinsetok Villa scored six from 3.01 xG, a substantial overperformance that reflects both their finishing and the fact they kept converting chances long after the match had ceased to be in doubt. Their 13 shots included 11 on target, giving the hosts a steady supply of opportunities and forcing Scayland to spend much of the afternoon managing danger rather than creating it. Scayland recorded just one shot, none on target, and 0.11 xG; the visitors’ goal threat was therefore almost theoretical. The 50-50 possession split offers a small lesson in how possession can look equitable on paper while the actual attacking work is not. The two sides had matching pass accuracy and one corner apiece, but Kinsetok Villa made far more use of the ball when it mattered.

• No Scayland players reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Kinsetok Villa, the defining feature was not simply that the goals kept arriving, but that the side continued to create enough pressure to make a six-goal margin feel earned. Kennedy’s early double established control, and the second-half run of four goals turned that control into a comprehensive result. Scayland did keep possession on equal terms and completed passes at the same rate, but with only one attempt and no shot on target, those measures came with little attacking return.

The card count tells its own quieter story: Scayland collected four yellows as the match wore on, while Kinsetok Villa received one, shown to Parker a minute after his goal. The visitors’ discipline did not change the result, but the growing list of cautions sat alongside a game increasingly played on the hosts’ terms. Six goals against 3.01 xG is a notable finishing day; six goals against no shot on target at the other end is the more complete account of the imbalance. Kinsetok Villa won 6 - 0, with the scoreboard and the underlying chance picture agreeing on the direction of travel, if not quite on the scale.