The report
Key Events:
- 21' Yellow card to Wild City Bamba Bamba
- 27' Wen Wook Wanderers Gilles Lambert scores, assisted by Reginaldo Esteves
- 36' Yellow card to Wen Wook Wanderers Barry Jones
- 39' Yellow card to Wild City an unnamed player
- 45' Wen Wook Wanderers Marcus Gomes scores
- 60' Wen Wook Wanderers Mirko Pranjić scores, assisted by Robert Stewart
- 62' Wen Wook Wanderers Ricardo Machado scores, assisted by Gilles Lambert
- 88' Yellow card to Wild City Samba Ndiaye
The match’s key moments came early and often for the Wanderers, with Gilles Lambert opening the scoring in the 27th minute after a precise assist from Reginaldo Esteves. Wild City’s Bamba Bamba received a yellow card in the 21st minute, a sign of the hosts’ frustration. The visitors doubled their lead just before half-time through Marcus Gomes, who capitalized on a defensive lapse. After the break, Mirko Pranjić and Ricardo Machado extended the lead with well-placed finishes, the latter assisted by Lambert. Wen Wook’s control was evident in their 53% possession and their ability to convert chances into goals, as reflected by their 3.18 xG, comfortably outperforming Wild City’s 1.11. The hosts struggled to create meaningful opportunities, registering only five shots with four on target, while the visitors fired 18 shots, half of which hit the target. The tactical narrative was clear: Wen Wook’s precision and patience paid dividends, while Wild City’s efforts lacked the finishing touch needed to alter the scoreline.
As the final whistle blew, the scoreline told a story of dominance and efficiency. Wen Wook Wanderers’ victory was well-earned, with their attacking players demonstrating both skill and composure. Wild City’s defensive resilience was tested repeatedly but ultimately found wanting. The game’s disciplinary record was also telling, with three yellow cards for the hosts and only one for the visitors, hinting at the hosts’ mounting frustration. For Wen Wook, this result boosts their confidence and reinforces their reputation as a team capable of converting chances into goals, a trait that could serve them well in the league’s more challenging fixtures ahead. The match was a reminder that in football, execution often beats effort, and Wen Wook’s execution was exemplary.
Wild City’s best performers failed to reach the 7.0 mark, with no standout figures among their ranks.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Wild City 47% - Wen Wook Wanderers 53% Shots (On Target): Wild City 5 (4) - Wen Wook Wanderers 18 (9) Corners: Wild City 4 - Wen Wook Wanderers 2 Fouls: Wild City 15 - Wen Wook Wanderers 6 Yellow Cards: Wild City 3 - Wen Wook Wanderers 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Wild City 13 - Wen Wook Wanderers 8 Pass Accuracy: Wild City 82% - Wen Wook Wanderers 87% Tackles: Wild City 11 - Wen Wook Wanderers 6
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Wen Wook Wanderers were more efficient in front of goal and more disciplined in their approach, turning their possession advantage into a comprehensive victory.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Gilles Lambert*
A commanding presence in attack, scoring once and assisting once, his influence was decisive.
Marcus Gomes*
Scored a vital goal before halftime, his movement and finishing were sharp throughout.
Robert Stewart*
Provided the assist for Pranjić’s goal, orchestrating play from midfield with calm precision.
Ricardo Machado*
His goal capped a strong attacking display, showcasing composure in front of goal.
Reginaldo Esteves*
His assist for Lambert’s goal underlined his creative contribution.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Gilles Lambert for Wen Wook Wanderers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

