Pridpon Park 0 - 9 Cheackippleigh

Key Events:

• 16' Cheackippleigh Kone Ouattara scores, assisted by Ricardo Perez
• 21' Cheackippleigh Hao Chew scores
• 37' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Pablo Suarez
• 40' Cheackippleigh Hao Chew scores
• 45' Cheackippleigh Ricardo Perez scores, assisted by Kone Ouattara
• 57' Cheackippleigh Zhong Lau scores, assisted by Valdemir De Castro
• 60' Cheackippleigh Ricardo Perez scores, assisted by Valdemir De Castro
• 65' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Alberto Daza
• 69' Cheackippleigh Wonchul Ko scores, assisted by Ricardo Perez
• 74' Cheackippleigh Valdemir De Castro scores, assisted by Wonchul Ko
• 77' Cheackippleigh Yvon Robert scores, assisted by Valdemir De Castro

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Pridpon Park at 0.01 xG and Cheackippleigh at 5. The hosts’ zero shots leave no mystery in their return: they did not produce a recorded attempt, despite taking five corners and having 47 per cent possession. Cheackippleigh, by contrast, scored nine from 21 shots, with 19 on target. That is four goals above the estimate, a substantial over-performance rather than a small finishing bonus. The visitors created enough pressure to make the result one-sided, then converted their chances at a rate the xG figure would not ordinarily predict. Their possession advantage was modest; their superiority in getting shots on target was not.

• No Pridpon Park players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Pridpon Park, the difference between possession and threat was stark: the hosts had the ball often enough to avoid being completely shut out of the match, but did not register a shot. Their five corners offered no route to a goal, while two yellow cards marked a difficult contest without changing its direction. Cheackippleigh had only a slight edge in possession and pass accuracy, yet took 21 shots and put 19 on target. The visitors also led in dribbles and tackles, evidence of greater activity across the pitch, though it was the finishing that made the final score so extraordinary.

The 0-9 result was settled in two bursts: four goals before the interval, then five more after the restart. Hao Chew struck twice in the first half, Ricardo Perez added a second after the break, and Valdemir De Castro finished a performance featuring three assists with a goal of his own. With nine goals, no shots from Pridpon Park, and a four-goal gap between Cheackippleigh’s xG and actual return, the afternoon offered both an unmistakable mismatch in attacking output and a finishing display well beyond the estimate.