Ashouton 6 - 0 Chorth City

Key Events:

• 4' Ashouton Gilberto Montoya scores, assisted by Emiliano Olivera
• 6' Yellow card to Ashouton Francisco Ponce
• 9' Ashouton Alan Jones scores, assisted by Emiliano Olivera
• 14' Yellow card to Chorth City Zdravko Ivanišević
• 17' Yellow card to Chorth City Jorge Alvez
• 21' Ashouton Pedro Gomez scores, assisted by Baye Ndiaye
• 28' Yellow card to Ashouton Eduardo Pinto
• 32' Ashouton Eduardo Pinto scores, assisted by Gilberto Montoya
• 56' Yellow card to Ashouton Rodolfo Morales
• 60' Ashouton Alan Jones scores, assisted by Baye Ndiaye
• 79' Ashouton Baye Ndiaye scores
• 90' Yellow card to Chorth City Michel Lemoine

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ashouton scored six from an xG of 2.61, a substantial overperformance that reflects ruthless finishing as well as a match in which their chances repeatedly became goals. Nine of their 12 shots were on target, while Chorth City managed just one shot and 0.26 xG; the 6-0 scoreline was not a routine conversion of an even contest. The possession numbers, 47% to 53%, and the visitors’ six corners might suggest they had some share of the ball, but their single attempt on target tells the more important story: possession and territory brought little genuine threat. Ashouton needed only one corner, and showed rather more purpose when their chances arrived.

The decisive work came early. Gilberto Montoya opened the scoring in the fourth minute, and Alan Jones doubled it five minutes later, both goals assisted by Emiliano Olivera. Pedro Gomez made it three before the half-hour, and Eduardo Pinto added a fourth before the interval. That sequence left Chorth City with a steep problem and little evidence of a route back into the match. Jones struck again after the break, then Baye Ndiaye completed the scoring in the 79th minute. Ashouton recorded 12 tackles to the visitors’ seven, another sign that the hosts were able to disrupt play and then make their attacks count.

No Chorth City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Ashouton, the 6-0 win was built on a sharp opening, reliable finishing and a second half in which Chorth City never found a way to turn possession into pressure. Six goals from 2.61 xG is an unusually generous return; the underlying figures do not suggest six was inevitable, but the finishing made the difference plain. Chorth City had the ball more often and won six corners, yet finished with one shot. The match offered a neat reminder that the ball can travel quite freely without bringing its owner much closer to a goal.