Kinfiell 0 - 6 Eton-Teigh

Key Events:

• 3' Eton-Teigh Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Ismaila Igwe
• 12' Eton-Teigh Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Hugo Jørgensen
• 32' Eton-Teigh Philippe Robert scores
• 48' Eton-Teigh Michel Lemoine scores
• 48' Yellow card to Kinfiell Allan Carroll
• 51' Yellow card to Kinfiell Phillip Lewis
• 52' Eton-Teigh Hugo Jørgensen scores
• 57' Yellow card to Eton-Teigh Jorge Alvez
• 70' Eton-Teigh Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 87' Yellow card to Eton-Teigh Ismaila Igwe
• 90' Yellow card to Eton-Teigh Hugo Jørgensen

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Eton-Teigh 3.79 xG and Kinfiell 0.26, against the actual score of 6-0. The visitors therefore outscored their estimate by 2.21 goals, finishing with unusual efficiency; Kinfiell, meanwhile, fell short of even a modest expected return. That gap does not make the margin undeserved: 18 shots, 13 on target and a single effort allowed at the other end point to sustained attacking pressure and a defence kept largely out of the conversation. The 51-49 possession split is the statistical oddity. Kinfiell had the ball slightly more often, but possession without shots is a rather quiet form of control.

• Kinfiell: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Michel Lemoine (7.6) - Scored twice, including the goal that opened the second-half scoring.
• Philippe Robert (7.6) - Added two goals, one of them set up by Jorge Alvez.
• Jorge Alvez (7.0) - Scored the opener, assisted later, and received a yellow card.
• Hugo Jørgensen (7.0) - Supplied an assist before scoring himself, with a yellow card late on.

The second-half sequence made a commanding first-half lead still more emphatic: Michel Lemoine struck in the 48th minute, and Hugo Jørgensen followed four minutes later. Kinfiell received two yellow cards in that stretch, but the goals were the larger measure of the afternoon. Eton-Teigh kept finding routes to goal and added Philippe Robert’s second in the 70th minute. Six goals from 3.79 xG will not be a routine return, but the volume of chances suggests this was more than a brief spell of fortune. For Kinfiell, the possession figures offered little comfort beside a single shot; for Eton-Teigh, the final score was an accurate reflection of a match played largely in the visitors’ attacking direction.