Wallinces Villa 1 - 3 Smer Wanderers

Key Events:

• 11' Yellow card to Wallinces Villa Seungwoo Jeong
• 17' Smer Wanderers Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 25' Yellow card to Smer Wanderers Michel Lemoine
• 30' Smer Wanderers Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 36' Yellow card to Smer Wanderers Jorge Alvez
• 51' Wallinces Villa Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 52' Yellow card to Smer Wanderers Phillip Lewis
• 74' Smer Wanderers Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 76' Yellow card to Smer Wanderers Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wallinces Villa scored once from 1.13 xG, while Smer Wanderers scored three from 2.14. Both sides therefore finished above the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate, with the visitors’ greater overperformance producing the decisive margin. The shot figures help explain how they got there: Smer Wanderers put eight of nine attempts on target, compared with four of five for Wallinces Villa. The hosts had 52% possession and four corners, but the visitors made their fewer attacks count more often. Smer Wanderers’ 14 fouls and four yellow cards also point to a more interrupted evening than their attacking return might suggest.

• No Wallinces Villa players reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The match’s turning points were neatly spaced: Zdravko Ivanišević struck twice in the opening half-hour, and Seungwoo Jeong gave Wallinces Villa a way back shortly after the interval. But the equaliser never arrived; instead, the Smer Wanderers version of Seungwoo Jeong scored in the 74th minute to restore the two-goal gap. With the ledger showing the same name in both shirts, the match offered a small administrative puzzle alongside its football.

In the end, Smer Wanderers had the more productive attack, despite trailing in possession, while Wallinces Villa could point to a competitive share of the ball and four shots on target without changing the result. The visitors’ 3-1 win was earned through a sharper return from their chances, and the late goal settled the contest before the final whistle had much left to negotiate.