Mall Tam 0 - 7 Choe Forest

Key Events:

• 3' Choe Forest Luis Pinto scores
• 17' Choe Forest Francisco Martinez scores
• 23' Choe Forest Alexander Andersen scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
• 59' Choe Forest Sylvain Brunel scores, assisted by Alexander Andersen
• 70' Choe Forest Mario Soriano scores
• 73' Choe Forest Khadim Diakhate scores, assisted by Sylvain Brunel
• 77' Choe Forest Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Sylvain Brunel
• 81' Yellow card to Choe Forest Luis Pinto

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Mall Tam recorded 0.96 xG and no goals, finishing 0.96 below its chance-quality estimate; Choe Forest produced 4.34 xG and scored seven, an over-performance of 2.66. That gap points to unusually clinical finishing from the visitors, though their volume made the result less dependent on a handful of chances: they managed 22 shots, 14 on target, while Mall Tam had five shots and three on target. The 51-49 possession split offers little evidence of territorial dominance by either side, but the shot totals show how differently possession was turned into attempts. Choe Forest generated far more pressure and converted at a rate beyond the quality estimate; Mall Tam’s limited attack, meanwhile, did not turn its modest opportunities into a goal.

No Mall Tam players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The seven goals came in two distinct stretches: three inside the opening 23 minutes, then four more after the break. That early burst gave Choe Forest a commanding position, and the later run extended it well beyond the point at which the match could be described as merely decided. Luis Pinto opened the scoring in the third minute and completed his brace in the 77th; between those finishes, five other goals widened the gap. The visitors also shared the work around: three of the goals had recorded assists, involving Pinto, Alexander Andersen and Sylvain Brunel.

For Mall Tam, the possession and pass-accuracy figures were respectable in isolation, but they did not translate into enough attempts to trouble Choe Forest consistently. The hosts did register three shots on target, yet the final score remained 0-7, with no goal to show for them. Choe Forest, by contrast, paired a much larger shot count with seven conversions and a trio of highly rated contributors. The yellow card for Pinto arrived after his second goal, a small late interruption in a match whose central fact was already settled: Choe Forest’s attack made the most of its opportunities, and then made more.