Prenham City 7 - 1 Whipple County

Key Events:

• 10' Prenham City Raymond Reed scores, assisted by Alfonso Sanchez
• 18' Yellow card to Prenham City Francisco Semedo
• 22' Prenham City Raymond Reed scores, assisted by Alvaro Garzon
• 32' Yellow card to Whipple County William Bell
• 37' Yellow card to Prenham City Joseph Therrien
• 44' Prenham City Joseph Therrien scores, assisted by Raymond Reed
• 47' Yellow card to Whipple County Luis Gomez
• 53' Prenham City Peter Bak scores
• 61' Prenham City Joseph Therrien scores, assisted by Roger Wilson
• 68' Prenham City Roger Wilson scores, assisted by Alfonso Sanchez
• 74' Prenham City Matheus Da Rosa scores
• 77' Whipple County John Andersen scores, assisted by William Bell
• 83' Yellow card to Prenham City Cristian Soto
• 85' Yellow card to Prenham City Matheus Da Rosa

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Prenham City scored seven from a Gazzetta chance-quality estimate of 4.14 xG, an over-performance of 2.86 goals. That is a substantial conversion above the quality of the chances, though the 20 shots and 14 on target show this was not a score built from a single unlikely strike. Whipple County scored once from 0.41 xG, also finishing above its estimate, but had only two shots and one on target. The visitors’ 53% possession and 13 corners suggest they had spells in the game and opportunities to put the ball into dangerous areas; the shot count shows how little of that pressure became a clear attempt. Prenham City, with 47% possession and just one corner, were far more direct in their return on attacking moments.

• Whipple County: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The final margin was emphatic, but the match was not a story of Prenham City monopolising the ball. Whipple County had the greater possession share and a sizeable corner advantage, yet could not turn those figures into sustained shooting threat. By contrast, Prenham City put 14 of 20 attempts on target and found seven goals, with Raymond Reed and Joseph Therrien each scoring twice. The visitors did at least find a goal of their own through John Andersen in the 77th minute, assisted by William Bell, but it did little to alter the balance of a match already settled by the hosts’ finishing. Four yellow cards for Prenham City and two for Whipple County added a small measure of disorder to an otherwise clear result: one side had the corners, the other had the scoreboard.