Walviston 2 - 6 Bingboutton Albion

Key Events:

• 3' Walviston Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 8' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Vladimir štimac
• 10' Bingboutton Albion Gordon Zhang scores, assisted by Norman Green
• 15' Bingboutton Albion Adriano Da Graça scores
• 17' Yellow card to Walviston Michael Brown
• 19' Bingboutton Albion Gordon Zhang scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 25' Bingboutton Albion Kenny Au scores
• 31' Bingboutton Albion Adriano Da Graça scores, assisted by Kenny Au
• 52' Yellow card to Walviston Phillip Lewis
• 54' Yellow card to Walviston Jorge Alvez
• 61' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Kenny Au
• 62' Walviston Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 71' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Norman Green
• 74' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Adriano Da Graça
• 83' Yellow card to Walviston Michel Lemoine
• 87' Bingboutton Albion scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Walviston scored twice from 1.06 xG, finishing 0.94 above its chance-quality estimate. Bingboutton Albion scored six from 3.85 xG, an overperformance of 2.15 goals, though the underlying volume gives the result a sturdy foundation: 17 shots, 14 on target, against Walviston’s four shots, all on target. The visitors were exceptionally clinical as well as prolific; equal possession did little to disguise the difference in how often each side turned possession into attempts. For Walviston, two goals from four efforts offered a measure of efficiency, but not enough opportunity to keep pace with the visitors’ first-half rush.

The game’s decisive passage came before the interval. Walviston had taken the lead after three minutes, but Bingboutton Albion replied seven minutes later and then scored four more times before the break. That sequence made the second half a long exercise in damage control for the hosts, with Michel Lemoine’s 62nd-minute goal providing a response rather than a route back into the contest. The final goal at 87 minutes completed the six, and the scoreline matched the imbalance in attempts more closely than the shared possession might suggest.