Chilland 0 - 12 Salth Park

Key Events:

• 11' Yellow card to Salth Park Jose Villa
• 19' Salth Park Frederick Stuart scores, assisted by Manoel Figueiredo
• 22' Salth Park Antonio Ferri scores
• 22' Yellow card to Chilland Augusto Baptista
• 25' Salth Park Frederick Stuart scores, assisted by Jose Galvez
• 30' Salth Park Jose Galvez scores, assisted by Frederick Stuart
• 30' Yellow card to Salth Park Fabian Sanchez
• 35' Yellow card to Salth Park Jose Galvez
• 37' Yellow card to Salth Park Milton Robinson
• 42' Salth Park Alois Beyer scores, assisted by Frederick Stuart
• 44' Salth Park Fabian Sanchez scores, assisted by Frederick Stuart
• 48' Salth Park Fabian Sanchez scores, assisted by Woosung Mun
• 52' Salth Park Antonio Ferri scores, assisted by Alois Beyer
• 58' Salth Park Jose Villa scores
• 63' Salth Park Luis Reyes scores, assisted by Jose Galvez
• 82' Salth Park Alois Beyer scores, assisted by Fabian Sanchez
• 87' Salth Park Antonio Ferri scores, assisted by Fabian Sanchez

The decisive spell began with Frederick Stuart’s opener in the 19th minute and continued at a rate that left Chilland with little time to reset. Salth Park scored twice in the next three minutes, reached 6-0 before half-time and added six more after the break. Stuart contributed two goals and three assists, while Antonio Ferri finished with a hat-trick. The visitors’ four yellow cards, including two during the first-half scoring run, were an untidy accompaniment to an otherwise remarkably productive afternoon.

The xG figures put the margin in perspective without making it seem any smaller: Chilland scored 0 from 0.76 xG, while Salth Park scored 12 from 5.02. That is a substantial overperformance by the visitors, whose finishing ran well beyond the quality of chances estimated, and a more modest underperformance by Chilland, who did not convert their limited opportunities. The 19 shots on target from Salth Park show sustained pressure; the 12 goals show just how ruthlessly that pressure was finished. Chilland held 54% possession but managed only three shots, a neat illustration of how possession can be abundant and progress scarce.

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

For Chilland, the central problem was not simply conceding early; it was the inability to interrupt Salth Park’s rhythm once the first goal arrived. Three shots and 0.76 xG offered little prospect of changing the direction of the contest, while the hosts’ higher possession total did not become meaningful attacking pressure. Salth Park, by contrast, combined a modest possession share with direct, repeated threat and kept scoring well into the second half. The 0-12 result is emphatic by any ordinary measure; the gap between the visitors’ 5.02 xG and 12 actual goals makes it more emphatic still.