The report
The chance-quality estimate put Willing Town at 1.61 xG and Wall at 4.48. The final score of 0-4 means Wall finished a little below its xG, while Willing Town scored none despite creating chances worth more than a goal by the estimate. That gap points to two different problems: Wall’s finishing did not quite cash in every opportunity, while Willing Town could not turn its share of promising moments into a goal. The shot count makes the broad picture plain: Wall generated far more attempts and kept the pressure pointed towards goal.
The first-half burst did most of the damage. Stuart Rogers opened the scoring in the 14th minute, Donggun Ji added a goal nine minutes later, and Francisco Sanchez made it three in the 25th. Willing Town still had the ball 52% of the time, and both sides recorded three corners, but Wall converted its attacking presence into a decisive lead. After the break, Tiemoko Brou added a fourth in the 63rd minute, leaving the hosts with no reply and a long afternoon’s worth of possession to ponder.
Key Events:
- 6' Yellow card to Wall Viktor Mihalev
- 13' Yellow card to Willing Town Andrew Perry
- 14' Wall Stuart Rogers scores, assisted by Donggun Ji
- 23' Wall Donggun Ji scores
- 25' Wall Francisco Sanchez scores, assisted by Donggun Ji
- 28' Yellow card to Willing Town Francisco Fernandes
- 63' Wall Tiemoko Brou scores, assisted by David Perez
Willing Town had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
Wall
- Donggun Ji (7.8) - Scored once and assisted twice, directly shaping the three-goal first-half surge.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Donggun Ji
Scored once and assisted twice, directly shaping the three-goal first-half surge.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Stuart Rogers for Wall. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

