Heby Cold United 7 - 0 Kenkridge

Key Events:

• 7' Yellow card to Heby Cold United Michael Hayes
• 12' Heby Cold United Michael Hayes scores, assisted by Sukwon Chang
• 22' Yellow card to Heby Cold United Hagi Ishida
• 27' Yellow card to Heby Cold United Levan Khachishvili
• 35' Heby Cold United Roger Murillo scores
• 51' Heby Cold United Michael Hayes scores, assisted by Petar Ćosić
• 60' Heby Cold United Sukwon Chang scores, assisted by Jose Jimenez
• 66' Heby Cold United Petar Ćosić scores, assisted by Jake Parker
• 73' Heby Cold United Levan Khachishvili scores, assisted by Petar Ćosić
• 77' Heby Cold United Levan Khachishvili scores, assisted by Jose Jimenez
• 83' Yellow card to Heby Cold United Jose Jimenez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Heby Cold United scored seven from an xG of 5.04, outperforming the chance-quality estimate by 1.96 goals. That is a substantial return, though 18 shots on target from 23 attempts show this was not a case of conjuring goals from scraps: the hosts repeatedly made the goalkeeper’s working day relevant. Kenkridge finished with no goals from 0.26 xG, a small shortfall in absolute terms, but the single shot tells the more telling story of how little attacking volume they created. Possession was only 53-47 and corners were level at six apiece, yet the difference in shots and on-target efforts points to a gulf in the quality and frequency of the dangerous moments.

• No Kenkridge players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was built in stages: Hayes opened the scoring in the 12th minute, Roger Murillo added a second before the interval, and the hosts then found the net five more times after the break. Khachishvili scored twice in four minutes late on, while Ćosić finished his own goal-and-assist performance with a role in the scoring again. The sequence suggests sustained pressure rather than a single brief burst, with the visitors unable to turn their share of possession or equal corner count into a meaningful reply.

For Heby Cold United, the final 7-0 reflects both an emphatic finishing return and a clear advantage in attacking output. The hosts’ four yellow cards are a small untidy footnote to a performance that otherwise offered little doubt about the result; Kenkridge had no red cards, but also only one attempt to test the opposition. Seven goals from 5.04 xG is generous finishing by the numbers, while the 23-1 shot count supplies the less glamorous explanation: one side spent the afternoon creating chances, and the other barely got a turn.