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Tijuana 4-1 Santos Laguna

Sample work: pages from a 15-page post-match report on Tijuana 4-1 Santos Laguna (Liga MX, 25 October 2026), built only from public data, with the focus on Santos Laguna. The report itself is written in Spanish, as the club would receive it. Santos had 58% of the ball but created no big chance, while Tijuana took 8 shots worth 2.08 xG in the first 18 minutes and led 2-0. Santos pulled one back at 66', then conceded twice in six minutes: a direct free kick and a counter 14 seconds after its own cross.

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What the report found

Three findings a staff could act on the next day.

01 · THE START

2-0 down after 18 minutes

Tijuana took 8 shots worth 2.08 xG in the first 18 minutes: a 25-second move that switched sides twice (xG 0.34) and the rebound of a saved corner header (xG 0.81). First half: Tijuana 10 shots, 2.27 xG; Santos 6, 0.25.

02 · THE BALL WITHOUT THE BOX

Possession without big chances

58% possession and 577 passes, but 0 big chances and 7 of 12 shots from outside the box (0.54 xG on one model, 0.55 on another). The second half was better: passes in the final third rose from 29 to 56 and box actions from 8 to 18, and Lozano scored.

03 · SIX MINUTES

From 2-1 to 4-1, down Santos's right

After the 66' goal, a foul near the box led to Rivero's direct free kick (69', xG 0.04), and a cross from Santos's right was cleared and turned into a goal 14 seconds later (72'). In the second half 69% of Tijuana's final-third play came down Santos's right; three of its four goals came from that side.

Inside the report

Six of the 15 pages.

Step chart of cumulative expected goals over 90 minutes: Tijuana ends at 3.25 with goals at 13, 18, 69 and 72 minutes, Santos Laguna ends at 0.54 with its goal at 66 minutes. — **How the game went.** Cumulative xG shot by shot. Tijuana's line jumps twice before 20 minutes; Santos's goal at 66' is followed within six minutes by two more for Tijuana.

Shot map of the match: Tijuana's 15 shots, mostly close to goal with four goals marked as stars, and Santos's 12 shots, mostly from distance with one goal. — **Every shot.** Tijuana's shots cluster in and around the six-yard box; most of Santos's come from the edge of the area or beyond.

Two goal cards, each with a pitch diagram of the passes before the goal, the key facts and a short coaching note. — **The two first-half goals.** The 13' goal came after eight passes and two switches of play; the 18' goal from the rebound of a saved corner header.

Three goal cards for the 66th, 69th and 72nd minutes, each with a pitch diagram and a short explanation. — **From 2-1 to 4-1.** Lozano's goal down the left, the direct free kick three minutes later, and the counter-attack that started with a clearance from Tijuana's own box.

Grid of three lanes and two halves showing the share of Tijuana's final-third actions, with the right lane of Santos at 44 percent in the first half and 69 percent in the second. — **Where Tijuana attacked.** Tijuana's final-third actions by lane, seen from Santos: 69% came down Santos's right after the break.

List of five numbered conclusions with short explanations. — **Five points before the next game.** The start, corner rebounds, the minutes after scoring, turning possession into chances, and protecting the right side, ahead of hosting Necaxa on 1 November.

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