Mith Wanderers 0 - 7 Bawend Albion

Key Events:

• 5' Bawend Albion Trevor Rogers scores, assisted by Gaston Smith
• 7' Bawend Albion Gordon Malcolm scores, assisted by Gaston Smith
• 9' Yellow card to Bawend Albion Ramiro Lopez
• 12' Bawend Albion Norbert Fischer scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 25' Bawend Albion Gaston Smith scores
• 35' Bawend Albion Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Norbert Fischer
• 52' Yellow card to Mith Wanderers Michael Brown
• 60' Yellow card to Mith Wanderers Philippe Robert
• 61' Bawend Albion Rainer Müller scores
• 64' Bawend Albion Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Trevor Rogers
• 74' Yellow card to Mith Wanderers Phillip Lewis
• 79' Yellow card to Mith Wanderers Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bawend Albion scored seven from 5.79 xG, finishing around 1.21 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is an emphatic return, but the volume and accuracy explain much of the damage: 26 shots, 21 on target, against four shots and one on target for Mith Wanderers, whose 0.56 xG produced no goal. Possession was evenly divided, so the decisive difference was not time on the ball but what happened when Bawend Albion got into shooting positions. Five goals in the first 35 minutes turned the contest into a steep climb; the two goals after the interval confirmed that the visitors kept finding the route to goal.

No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for Mith Wanderers.

For Mith Wanderers, the match offered little respite after the opening burst: three goals had arrived by the 12th minute, and the fifth came before half-time. The hosts did win more corners and made more tackles, but neither measure altered the basic arithmetic of a game in which Bawend Albion repeatedly turned possession into dangerous attempts. Four yellow cards for Mith Wanderers, compared with one for the visitors, added a record of frustration without changing the scoreline.

The final 0 - 7 scoreline is severe, and the shot count gives it a firm statistical foundation. Bawend Albion were unusually productive even against their xG estimate, while Rainer Müller led a group of contributors who shared goals and assists rather than leaving the work to one finisher. Mith Wanderers had the same share of possession but only one shot on target; in this match, the ball was available to both sides, and the chances decidedly were not.