Blymough 0 - 10 Watiskehannin

Key Events:

• 11' Watiskehannin Sabir Mamradze scores, assisted by Rino Usui
• 13' Watiskehannin Rino Usui scores, assisted by Daniel Pires
• 29' Watiskehannin Tsutomu Kaku scores, assisted by Arnold Andersen
• 36' Watiskehannin Daniel Pires scores
• 45' Watiskehannin Rino Usui scores
• 52' Watiskehannin Daniel Pires scores
• 56' Watiskehannin Omar Sow scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 64' Yellow card to Watiskehannin Daniel Pires
• 70' Watiskehannin Daniel Pires scores, assisted by Rino Usui
• 74' Watiskehannin Arnold Andersen scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 80' Watiskehannin Nelson Tavares scores, assisted by Sabir Mamradze
• 84' Yellow card to Blymough Seungwoo Jeong
• 85' Yellow card to Blymough Phillip Lewis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Watiskehannin scored 10 from an xG of 3.87, finishing 6.13 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is extraordinary over-performance, even in a match where 14 of 17 shots were on target and the visitors repeatedly found ways through. Blymough recorded 0.11 xG and no shots on target, a return consistent with a side that created almost nothing; the 0-10 scoreline therefore reflects both the visitors’ pressure and finishing well beyond what the chances alone would predict. The possession figures were relatively close, but shots and shots on target tell a much less diplomatic story.

• No Blymough players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoring began in the 11th minute and Watiskehannin had four goals by the 36th, leaving Blymough with a deficit that grew rather than settled. Two more goals before the hour made the task steeper still, and the late run of strikes took the final score to 10-0. Blymough did win six corners, but without a shot on target those set pieces offered little return; Watiskehannin paired its greater shot volume with enough accuracy to keep the pressure constant.

The cards arrived amid the scoring, with Daniel Pires booked in the 64th minute and Seungwoo Jeong and Phillip Lewis cautioned late on. They did not change the direction of the match. Watiskehannin had the goals, the shots and the five highest-rated performances; Blymough had a share of the ball and a long afternoon in which that share produced almost no threat. The 0-10 result was emphatic, while the gap between the visitors’ xG and their actual tally made it emphatic in unusually generous terms.