Skeldst 0 - 4 Walley Albion

Key Events:

• 3' Walley Albion Hristo Donev scores
• 9' Yellow card to Skeldst Eder Da Veiga
• 15' Yellow card to Walley Albion Joseph Mallet
• 18' Walley Albion Joseph Mallet scores, assisted by Hristo Donev
• 47' Walley Albion Antonio Nuñez scores, assisted by Maurice Williams
• 52' Walley Albion Joseph Mallet scores, assisted by Tsutomu Saita
• 72' Yellow card to Walley Albion Emmanuel Ahmad

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Walley Albion scored four from 2.89 xG, finishing 1.11 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is a notable return, though the 12 shots and 11 on target suggest the visitors repeatedly made Skeldst deal with real danger rather than relying on a single unlikely finish. Skeldst registered 0.01 xG and no shots, so its six corners and 55% possession did not translate into a meaningful scoring threat. The split between possession and shots tells the tactical story plainly: Skeldst held the ball more often, while Walley Albion turned its attacks into attempts, pressure and, eventually, four goals.

The 3rd-minute goal gave Walley Albion an immediate foothold, and the second arrived before the half-hour, with Donev turning scorer into provider. Skeldst did manage more possession and more corners, but without a shot those advantages stayed in the administrative department. The visitors’ one corner, by contrast, was not required for a convincing supply of chances.

The second-half goals at 47' and 52' settled the contest beyond reasonable suspense. Walley Albion finished with four goals from 11 shots on target, while Skeldst never tested the goalkeeper according to the match figures. The final score, Skeldst 0 - 4 Walley Albion, reflects a decisive away performance: efficient finishing, repeated threat, and a scoreboard that needed no help from the possession column.