Adley Wanderers 4 - 0 East Dur Wednesday

Key Events:

• 8' Adley Wanderers Eder Tavares scores, assisted by Oumar Mbodj
• 17' Yellow card to East Dur Wednesday Khadim Diakhate
• 23' Adley Wanderers Donggun Chu scores
• 39' Yellow card to Adley Wanderers Eder Tavares
• 44' Adley Wanderers Donggun Chu scores, assisted by John Morris
• 67' Adley Wanderers Khaled Hassan scores, assisted by Donggun Chu
• 88' Yellow card to East Dur Wednesday Luis Pinto

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Adley Wanderers at 4.98 xG and East Dur Wednesday at 1.26. The hosts scored four, finishing 0.98 below their estimate; that is hardly a complaint after 24 shots, 17 on target and a four-goal margin. The visitors’ five attempts were all on target, but their total xG suggests those efforts were less promising on average. Adley Wanderers had 56% possession and created the more substantial volume of chances, while the five corners for East Dur Wednesday offered a smaller foothold than the shot count might imply. The numbers describe a match in which the hosts repeatedly got into useful shooting positions and the visitors’ accuracy could not compensate for a thinner supply of high-quality chances.

No East Dur Wednesday player reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.

The opening goal arrived in the eighth minute, and Donggun Chu had made it 3-0 before the interval. That timing mattered: East Dur Wednesday were not merely asked to chase a lead, but to recover from a first half in which Adley Wanderers converted pressure into a substantial advantage. The hosts added a fourth through Khaled Hassan in the 67th minute, with Donggun Chu switching from finisher to provider. There was still work to do in the tackles and dribbles columns, but the decisive work had been done nearer the goal.

For Adley Wanderers, the 4-0 scoreline reflects both control and a clear edge in chance creation, rather than a match decided by possession alone. Their 12 tackles to the visitors’ six helped sustain that control, while the shot totals show how often they turned it into an attacking threat. East Dur Wednesday did put every shot on target, and earned more corners, but those details could not undo the damage of three first-half goals. The final margin was emphatic, and the route to it was unusually well documented by the numbers.