Drombley 4 - 0 Bexham Villa

Key Events:

• 26' Drombley Pedro Chagas scores
• 28' Drombley Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 38' Yellow card to Bexham Villa Zdravko Ivanišević
• 56' Drombley Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 58' Drombley Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 61' Yellow card to Bexham Villa Phillip Lewis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Drombley’s 1.95 xG was exceeded by its four goals, a substantial return above the chances’ estimated quality. Bexham Villa recorded 1.81 xG but finished without a goal, so the scoreline reflects a striking difference in conversion rather than a similarly large gap in the chances measured. The teams had 50% possession apiece and six shots on target each, while Drombley took only one more shot overall. That makes the contrast particularly sharp: the visitors reached shooting positions, but Drombley supplied the decisive finishing. The home side’s two goals in two minutes before the break gave it a lead to protect, and two more in the space of two minutes after halftime turned that advantage into a commanding result.

The 4 - 0 scoreline is emphatic, but the underlying figures offer a more complicated account than outright territorial control. Bexham Villa matched Drombley for possession, shots on target, dribbles and tackles, and edged pass accuracy by a single percentage point. Drombley, however, made its opportunities count at the moments that mattered. Chagas struck twice in quick succession, then Seungwoo Jeong and Robert added goals shortly after the restart. Bexham Villa’s two yellow cards arrived amid a game in which the teams were otherwise level across several measures; they did not alter the central problem for the visitors, which was turning their share of the contest into goals. Drombley leaves with four, Bexham Villa with none, and the finishing gap did most of the explaining.