The report
Key Events:
- 37' Yellow card to Dowes Forest Fu Kamei
- 68' Yellow card to Dowes Forest Victor Avila
- 69' Wenorks Albion Brahima Ble scores
- 72' Wenorks Albion scores
- 84' Wenorks Albion Chris Walsh scores
The match was characterized by Wenorks Albion’s relentless attacking pressure, evidenced by their 13 shots and 11 on target, compared to Dowes Forest’s solitary attempt, which was also on target. The visitors’ expected goals (xG) of 2.98 starkly contrasted with Dowes Forest’s 0.26, underscoring the one-sided nature of the game. Wenorks’ ability to convert their chances—scoring three goals from just under three expected goals—demonstrates their clinical edge. Meanwhile, Dowes Forest’s defensive resilience was tested repeatedly, but their goalkeeper made ten saves, indicating a busy afternoon, even if the scoreline suggests otherwise. Tactical discipline and sharp finishing ultimately proved decisive, with Wenorks Albion’s forward line capitalizing on their opportunities while Dowes Forest’s efforts remained largely speculative.
While neither side saw a standout performer rated above 7.0, Wenorks Albion’s attacking trio of Brahima Ble, who scored, and Chris Walsh, who added the third, were instrumental in sealing the result. Dowes Forest’s defensive effort was hampered by disciplinary issues, with Fu Kamei and Victor Avila both receiving yellow cards, possibly disrupting their rhythm. The visitors’ ability to maintain composure and convert their chances into goals was the key takeaway, as they leave Dowes Forest with a well-earned victory and a clean sheet to boot.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Fu Kamei*
His yellow card was a harsh start, but he kept battling until his substitution.
Victor Avila*
Solid enough until his booking, which may have affected his influence.
Brahima Ble*
The scorer and a constant threat, his finish was clinical.
Chris Walsh*
Added the final goal, showing composure in front of goal.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Match Timeline
Team Comparison

