The report
Key Events:
- 9' St Boss Wey Rovers Philip Lewis scores, assisted by Antonio Henao
- 12' Yellow card to Perwick Wanderers Michel Lemoine
- 12' St Boss Wey Rovers Marcelo Mederos scores, assisted by Philip Lewis
- 33' St Boss Wey Rovers Philip Lewis scores, assisted by Antonio Henao
- 35' St Boss Wey Rovers Marcelo Mederos scores, assisted by Philip Lewis
- 54' St Boss Wey Rovers Antonio Henao scores, assisted by Pere Petrović
- 59' St Boss Wey Rovers Antonio Henao scores
- 60' St Boss Wey Rovers Antonio Henao scores, assisted by Marcelo Mederos
- 71' Yellow card to Perwick Wanderers Pedro Chagas
- 74' St Boss Wey Rovers Ernst Bagger scores, assisted by Derek Mason
In terms of expected goals, the game was a one-sided affair. St Boss Wey Rovers registered an xG of 5.79, reflecting their clinical finishing and relentless pressure, while Perwick Wanderers managed a meager 0.11, highlighting their inability to threaten the goal or create quality chances. The visitors' defensive organization was non-existent, conceding multiple goals from open play, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 18 saves, mostly from shots that were on target. The hosts, on the other hand, peppered the goal with 21 shots on target, demonstrating their offensive dominance. Tactically, Wey Rovers exploited the flanks and pressed high, turning the game into a one-way traffic that was over long before the final whistle.
The match was punctuated by disciplined attacking from Wey Rovers, with Antonio Henao and Philip Lewis orchestrating much of the danger. Henao’s hat-trick and two assists earned him a remarkable 9.4 rating, while Lewis’s two goals and two assists earned him 8.6. Marcelo Mederos also contributed significantly, scoring twice and providing an assist, rated at 8.1. The visitors’ best efforts were marred by disciplinary issues, with Michel Lemoine and Pedro Chagas receiving yellow cards, reflecting their frustration and lack of control. The home side’s players showed composure and clinical finishing, with Ernst Bagger adding a late goal to seal the rout.
The result leaves little doubt about the disparity between the two sides, with Wey Rovers demonstrating their offensive potency and defensive solidity, while Perwick Wanderers will need to reassess their defensive organization and mental resilience if they hope to compete more effectively in future fixtures.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Antonio Henao*
Led the attack with a hat-trick and two assists, demonstrating clinical finishing and creative vision.
Philip Lewis*
Scored twice and set up two goals, a constant threat down the flank.
Marcelo Mederos*
Contributed two goals and an assist, pivotal in the build-up play.
Ernst Bagger*
Added a late goal, showing good movement and finishing.
Derek Mason*
Provided the assist for Bagger’s goal, active in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Antonio Henao to Philip Lewis. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison