Perwick Wanderers 4 - 2 St Boss Wey Rovers

Key Events:

• 13' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Fabrice Deschamps
• 17' Perwick Wanderers Carlos Costa scores, assisted by Harold Beaulieu
• 22' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Roman Tchanturia
• 30' Perwick Wanderers Ahmed Yehia scores, assisted by Mario Pavlić
• 32' St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry scores
• 33' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry
• 45' Perwick Wanderers Ahmed Yehia scores, assisted by Carlos Costa
• 45' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Nelson Chavez
• 59' Yellow card to Perwick Wanderers Mario Pavlić
• 69' St Boss Wey Rovers Roman Tchanturia scores
• 81' Perwick Wanderers Mario Pavlić scores, assisted by Ahmed Yehia

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

Perwick Wanderers dominated the shot count with 23 attempts and an impressive 16 on target, translating into an xG of 4.73, reflecting their clinical finishing and attacking dominance. Despite their high xG, they scored four goals, slightly underperforming relative to their expected output, which suggests some fortunate finishes or excellent goalkeeping from St Boss Wey Rovers. Conversely, the visitors had only 6 shots, all on target, with an xG of 1.54, indicating their goals came from high-quality chances. Their goal-scoring was efficient but fell short of their expected output, highlighting their opportunistic approach.

No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably.

• Ahmed Yehia* (8.1/10) - Scored twice and provided an assist, leading the attack with sharp finishing and creative link-up play.
• Carlos Costa* (7.3/10) - Contributed a goal and an assist, orchestrating attacks from midfield with intelligence.
• Mario Pavlić* (7.0/10) - Added a goal and an assist, also picking up a yellow card for his combative style.

No standout performers from St Boss Wey Rovers reached the 7.0+ mark, but Roman Tchanturia was lively, scoring twice and causing problems in the final third.

The match was characterized by Perwick Wanderers' clinical finishing, converting their chances into goals at crucial moments, while St Boss Wey Rovers relied on their solid defense and opportunistic strikes. The yellow cards added a layer of tension, but discipline was maintained overall. The hosts' ability to capitalize on their xG advantage ultimately secured the victory, with key contributions from their star players.