Wend Park 1 - 5 Penburn Wanderers

Key Events:

• 18' Yellow card to Wend Park Allan Carroll
• 19' Penburn Wanderers Nicolas Muñoz scores, assisted by George Burns
• 30' Penburn Wanderers Nicolas Muñoz scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 44' Penburn Wanderers Mateus Montrond scores
• 45' Penburn Wanderers Saliou Sow scores
• 51' Penburn Wanderers Silvino De Brito scores
• 56' Yellow card to Penburn Wanderers Silvino De Brito
• 58' Yellow card to Penburn Wanderers Bruno Rossi
• 89' Wend Park Philippe Robert scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wend Park scored once from 0.79 xG, a modest over-performance of 0.21 goals, while Penburn Wanderers turned 4.34 xG into five, finishing 0.66 above the estimate. That is close enough to the chance-quality picture to make the result feel emphatic rather than freakish. The decisive gap was volume: 19 shots and 16 on target for Penburn Wanderers, against three attempts, all on target, for Wend Park. The visitors did not need to monopolise possession; they needed to keep getting into shooting positions, and they did so often enough to make the match a rather lopsided exercise in attacking supply.

The two goals in quick succession at 44 and 45 minutes made an already difficult afternoon worse for Wend Park, and Silvino De Brito added a fifth soon after the break. The hosts kept working, and Philippe Robert found a late goal in the 89th minute, but it could only put a small marker on the scoreboard. For Penburn Wanderers, Nicolas Muñoz supplied the brace and the standout rating, while the rest of the scoring was shared across three teammates. The final 1 - 5 reflected a clear difference in threat: the possession numbers were almost level, but the shots were not.

• Philippe Robert and Allan Carroll did not reach 7.0.
• Nicolas Muñoz (7.6) - Scored twice, leading the visitors’ attack and earning the only recorded standout rating.