Welder 0 - 6 Wesburmin

Key Events:

• 15' Wesburmin Ivan Vasilev scores, assisted by Alan Boyle
• 21' Wesburmin Ivan Vasilev scores
• 70' Yellow card to Welder Zdravko Ivanišević
• 71' Wesburmin Jordan Palmer scores, assisted by Aly Sow
• 79' Wesburmin Thomas Schmidt scores
• 81' Wesburmin Alan Boyle scores
• 83' Yellow card to Wesburmin Alan Boyle
• 86' Wesburmin Thomas Schmidt scores, assisted by Ivan Vasilev

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

The xG estimate was 0.26 for Welder and 4.34 for Wesburmin. Welder scored none, slightly below its already modest chance-quality total; Wesburmin scored six, exceeding its estimate by 1.66. That is a substantial return, but the underlying shot numbers make the result more than a small sample of unusually precise finishing: Wesburmin had 19 attempts and 16 on target, while Welder recorded only one attempt, also on target. The visitors had 55% possession and 88% pass accuracy, enough control to keep the pressure coming without needing a vast share of the ball. Goals arrived in pairs early and late, with four after the 70th minute; Welder had little attacking volume with which to interrupt that pattern.

Welder had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

For Wesburmin:

• Ivan Vasilev (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Thomas Schmidt’s late goal, contributing directly to three of the six.
• Thomas Schmidt (7.6) - Scored twice, including the goal that began the closing burst.
• Alan Boyle (7.0) - Scored once and assisted Ivan Vasilev’s opener; he also received a yellow card.

The late sequence gave Wesburmin four goals in 15 minutes, but the contest had been tilting its way well before then: Ivan Vasilev scored in the 15th and 21st minutes, and Welder never found a second attempt to alter the attacking arithmetic. The visitors finished with six goals from a match in which their xG was 4.34, an efficient return built on sustained pressure rather than possession for its own sake. The final 0-6 leaves little ambiguity about the balance of the afternoon; the scoreline was emphatic, and the shot count explains why.