Weybury Stanley 0 - 6 Whillind United

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Weybury Stanley at 0.36 xG and Whillind United at 3.49. Six goals from 3.49 xG is a notable overperformance, while the visitors’ 18 shots and 11 on target show that the score was supported by sustained threat rather than a handful of isolated moments. Weybury Stanley, by contrast, recorded one shot on target and 0.36 xG, leaving little attacking volume from which to build a reply. The hosts’ 51 per cent possession and 83 per cent pass accuracy could not compensate for the gap in attempts; possession was present, but danger largely travelled the other way.

The match’s decisive stretch arrived before the break: Whillind United scored in the 30th, 38th and 42nd minutes, taking a three-goal lead into the interval. The later goals from Miguel Montoya, John Milne and Miguel Montoya again made the margin emphatic, with Montoya involved in three of the visitors’ goals through two finishes and an assist. Weybury Stanley accumulated three yellow cards, but the discipline numbers did not alter the central problem: two shots were too small a platform from which to challenge a side generating chances at the other end. The result was a 0 - 6 defeat, and the statistics explain why it was so difficult to make the contest look close.

Key Events:

• 30' Whillind United Michael Simpson scores
• 38' Whillind United Francisco Carro scores, assisted by Peter Pedersen
• 42' Whillind United Iliyan Ivanov scores
• 55' Yellow card to Weybury Stanley Jorge Alvez
• 65' Yellow card to Weybury Stanley Michael Brown
• 74' Whillind United Miguel Montoya scores, assisted by John Milne
• 77' Yellow card to Whillind United Marcelo Villegas
• 81' Whillind United John Milne scores, assisted by Miguel Montoya
• 84' Yellow card to Weybury Stanley Pedro Chagas
• 88' Whillind United Miguel Montoya scores

Weybury Stanley: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Whillind United:

• Miguel Montoya (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted once, giving him a hand in half of Whillind United’s goals.
• John Milne (7.3) - Scored once and supplied an assist as the visitors kept adding to the margin.