The report
Key Events:
- 13' Yellow card to Ashinhippill Saliou Sow
- 25' Yellow card to Carnest Jus Luca Colombo
- 36' Yellow card to Carnest Jus Xinping Boon
- 49' Yellow card to Carnest Jus Bruno Rossi
- 55' Yellow card to Ashinhippill Xinping Boon
- 70' Yellow card to Carnest Jus Israel Morales
- 72' Yellow card to Ashinhippill Friedrich Unger
- 75' Carnest Jus Luis Pinto scores
- 81' Red card to Ashinhippill Luis Pinto
- 82' Carnest Jus Bruno Rossi scores
The match was punctuated early by a flurry of bookings, with Saliou Sow’s yellow card for Ashinhippill at 13’ setting a tone of nervy caution. Carnest Jus responded with a series of fouls, earning cards for Luca Colombo at 25’, Xinping Boon at 36’, and Bruno Rossi at 49’. Ashinhippill’s Xinping Boon also received a yellow at 55’, and Friedrich Unger followed suit at 72’. The visitors’ discipline was slightly better maintained, with Israel Morales earning a yellow at 70’. The game’s decisive moments arrived late in the second half, with Luis Pinto opening the scoring at 75’ and Bruno Rossi sealing the win at 82’. The red card to Luis Pinto at 81’ for Ashinhippill was a bitter blow, effectively ending any hopes of a comeback.
Looking at the xG figures, Carnest Jus’s 2.62 slightly outperformed their actual goals, indicating a degree of clinical finishing that Ashinhippill’s 1.56 xG could not match. Despite a near-even possession split, Carnest Jus’s 14 shots (8 on target) and five corners suggest they were more willing to test the goalkeeper and create goal-scoring opportunities. Ashinhippill’s 8 shots and 5 on target show a disciplined effort, but their failure to convert chances and the red card ultimately hampered their efforts. The tactical picture suggests Carnest Jus’s slightly higher shot volume and corner count, combined with their better conversion rate, gave them the edge on the day.
The game’s narrative was shaped by discipline and opportunism. Carnest Jus’s ability to capitalize on their chances, coupled with Ashinhippill’s defensive resilience until the red card, defined the outcome. The match will be remembered for its tactical caution and the late decisive strikes, rather than open play or creative flair. Both sides showed moments of promise, but Carnest Jus’s efficiency ultimately carried the day, leaving Ashinhippill to reflect on missed opportunities and a red card that sealed their fate.
No Ashinhippill players reached a 7.0+ rating, reflecting a game of solid but unremarkable contributions. Luis Pinto (6.8) - Scored the opening goal and was a constant threat until his red card. Xinping Boon (6.7) - Showed energy and discipline, but also received a yellow. Friedrich Unger (6.6) - Steady in defence, though his booking at 72’ was costly. Bruno Rossi (6.5) - Scored the second goal, his finishing was sharp. Saliou Sow (6.4) - Booked early, but worked hard in midfield.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Ashinhippill 49% - Carnest Jus 51% Shots (On Target): Ashinhippill 8 (5) - Carnest Jus 14 (8) Corners: Ashinhippill 1 - Carnest Jus 5 Fouls: Ashinhippill 15 - Carnest Jus 12 Yellow Cards: Ashinhippill 3 - Carnest Jus 4 Red Cards: Ashinhippill 1 - Carnest Jus 0 Dribbles: Ashinhippill 9 - Carnest Jus 10 Pass Accuracy: Ashinhippill 84% - Carnest Jus 80%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luis Pinto*
Scored the opening goal and was a constant threat until his red card.
Xinping Boon*
Showed energy and discipline, but also received a yellow.
Friedrich Unger*
Steady in defence, though his booking at 72’ was costly.
Bruno Rossi*
Scored the second goal, his finishing was sharp.
Saliou Sow*
Booked early, but worked hard in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Luis Pinto for Carnest Jus. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

