The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Walley Albion Bruno Rossi
- 6' Yellow card to Walley Albion Bruno Coelho
- 10' Ollowlymouton Eric Moreau scores
- 17' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Kyungsoo Chae
- 23' Walley Albion Edson Alves scores, assisted by Yoogun Weon
- 30' Yellow card to Walley Albion Luciano Sepulveda
- 33' Walley Albion Yoogun Weon scores, assisted by Edson Alves
- 39' Ollowlymouton Julio Cortes scores, assisted by John Bailey
- 66' Walley Albion Edson Alves scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
- 72' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Julio Cortes
- 77' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Marcel Durand
- 79' Walley Albion Misho Okamura scores, assisted by Samuel How
- 90' Yellow card to Ollowlymouton Ivan Cvetković
The opening exchanges saw Ollowlymouton take an early lead through Eric Moreau in the 10th minute, capitalizing on a rare attack. However, Walley Albion responded swiftly, with Edson Alves leveling the score in the 23rd minute after a precise pass from Yoogun Weon. The visitors then took control, with Yoogun Weon putting Albion ahead in the 33rd minute, assisted by Edson Alves. The hosts kept fighting, with Julio Cortes restoring parity in the 39th minute after a neat pass from John Bailey, but Albion’s relentless attack paid off again in the second half. Edson Alves scored his second goal in the 66th minute, assisted by Bruno Rossi, before Misho Okamura sealed the victory with a late strike in the 79th minute, assisted by Samuel How. The match was marred by a series of fouls and yellow cards, reflecting the tense nature of the contest.
Tactically, Walley Albion dominated in shot quality and conversion, as reflected in their xG of 3.14 against Ollowlymouton’s 0.68. The visitors’ high shot count and precision on target suggest a game plan focused on exploiting the hosts’ defensive lapses. Meanwhile, Ollowlymouton’s possession and passing accuracy were respectable but ultimately insufficient to contain Albion’s clinical finishing. The game’s outcome underscores the importance of converting chances, especially when the opposition’s finishing is as sharp as Albion’s was today. The hosts’ defensive discipline was tested repeatedly, and despite their efforts, the visitors’ attacking efficiency proved decisive.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Ollowlymouton 54% - Walley Albion 46% Shots (On Target): Ollowlymouton 3 (2) - Walley Albion 13 (12) Corners: Ollowlymouton 4 - Walley Albion 3 Fouls: Ollowlymouton 9 - Walley Albion 13 Yellow Cards: Ollowlymouton 4 - Walley Albion 3 Red Cards: Ollowlymouton 0 - Walley Albion 0 Dribbles: Ollowlymouton 11 - Walley Albion 5 Pass Accuracy: Ollowlymouton 84% - Walley Albion 80%
The final score of Ollowlymouton 2 - 4 Walley Albion reflects a match where efficiency and composure in front of goal made all the difference. Albion’s ability to convert their chances, despite a slightly lower possession share, ultimately handed them a well-earned victory in Division 8 League 35.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Edson Alves*
A commanding presence up front, scored twice and provided an assist, demonstrating his importance to Albion’s attacking play.
Yoogun Weon*
Contributed a goal and an assist, linking well with Alves and creating multiple threats.
Samuel How*
His assist for Okamura’s goal was a key moment, and he worked tirelessly in midfield.
Bruno Rossi*
Booked early, but his influence in attack and set pieces was significant.
Julio Cortes*
Scored a well-taken goal and kept Albion’s attack lively, despite receiving a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Eric Moreau for Ollowlymouton. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

