Hydochwor City 0 - 4 Woodden

Key Events:

• 16' Woodden Ezequiel Campos scores
• 28' Yellow card to Woodden Sergio Pacheco
• 45' Yellow card to Hydochwor City Xinping Boon
• 47' Woodden Sergio Pacheco scores, assisted by Ezequiel Campos
• 59' Woodden Jack Schmitt scores, assisted by Ezequiel Campos
• 76' Woodden Sergio Pacheco scores, assisted by Ezequiel Campos
• 89' Yellow card to Woodden Jens Clausen

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Hydochwor City finished with 1.11 xG and no goals, while Woodden recorded 4.33 xG and scored four. The difference between Woodden’s estimate and its actual return was slight; the visitors converted their volume of opportunities at a rate that broadly matched the chances created. Hydochwor City’s 1.11 xG suggests there was some promise in its limited attacking work, but five shots against Woodden’s 22—and four on target against 14—show how rarely the hosts could make that promise a sustained threat. Woodden had less possession, 47 per cent to 53, but made its time with the ball count through repeated attempts and pressure in the final third. Possession, on this occasion, was a measure of who had the ball, not who had the afternoon.

No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for Hydochwor City.

The broad outline was settled by the numbers as much as by the goals: Woodden had more than four times as many shots and put 14 on target, while Hydochwor City managed only five attempts despite having slightly more of the ball. The hosts did complete ten dribbles to Woodden’s six, a small sign of their efforts to make progress individually, but it did not translate into comparable pressure or a route back into the match. The teams also shared the same pass accuracy, which makes the contrast in their attacking output all the more telling.

For Woodden, the scoring was spread across a clear sequence: Ezequiel Campos opened the account, then created the next three goals, with Sergio Pacheco striking twice and Jack Schmitt adding one. The 47th-minute goal came shortly after the interval, and the later finishes turned an advantage into a comprehensive result. Hydochwor City had no reply, and its one yellow card stood against two for the visitors in a match where the decisive difference was not discipline or possession but the volume and quality of Woodden’s attacking work.