Chingborn 1 - 5 Jarby Tun

Key Events:

• 11' Yellow card to Chingborn Bruno Rossi
• 27' Yellow card to Jarby Tun Klaus Engel
• 31' Jarby Tun Jose Rego scores
• 40' Chingborn Luca Colombo scores
• 40' Yellow card to Jarby Tun Jose Reyes
• 68' Yellow card to Chingborn Friedrich Unger
• 70' Yellow card to Chingborn Xinping Boon
• 71' Jarby Tun Henri Nicolas scores
• 85' Jarby Tun Jose Rego scores, assisted by Roberto De leon
• 86' Jarby Tun William Phillips scores, assisted by Luis Nunez
• 90' Jarby Tun Jose Rego scores, assisted by Roberto De leon

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Chingborn’s 1-5 defeat sat beside an xG return of 0.01, while Jarby Tun produced 3.15. That is a difference of 0.99 goals above expectation for the hosts and 1.85 for the visitors: both sides finished beyond the chance-quality estimate, but the scale was entirely different. The visitors’ 13 shots, 12 on target and five goals indicate sustained threat and unusually efficient finishing. Chingborn had 53% possession and five corners, but the recorded zero shots makes the goal at 40 minutes a statistical oddity with a very small xG attached. Possession, as ever, can look busy without bringing the ball to the part of the pitch where it becomes useful.

• Pass Accuracy%: 84%-83%
• Tackles: 6-11

The first half offered Chingborn a brief foothold: Jose Rego opened the scoring at 31 minutes, and Luca Colombo levelled nine minutes later. The teams also shared two bookings in the opening 40 minutes, though Chingborn’s discipline frayed further after the break, with cautions for Friedrich Unger and Xinping Boon. Those cards were part of the match’s texture, but the decisive change was what happened in front of goal. Henri Nicolas restored the visitors’ lead at 71 minutes, and Jarby Tun turned that advantage into a procession over the final six minutes.

The closing sequence was the clearest measure of the gap: Jose Rego scored at 85 and 90 minutes, with William Phillips adding another between them. Roberto De leon supplied the assists for two of Rego’s strikes, and Jarby Tun finished with five goals from 12 shots on target. The visitors had less of the ball, fewer dribbles and no corners, yet did far more with their attacks; Chingborn had the possession and corners but no recorded attempts. A 1-5 scoreline is already blunt enough. The underlying figures make the same point, with the home goal remaining the one item the shot count declines to explain.