Deedbury 0 - 7 Wicay City

Key Events:

• 14' Yellow card to Deedbury Phillip Lewis
• 34' Wicay City Luis Rodriguez scores, assisted by Jovan Topić
• 45' Wicay City scores, assisted by David Mak
• 45' Yellow card to Deedbury James Williams
• 49' Yellow card to Wicay City Luis Rodriguez
• 54' Wicay City Luis Rodriguez scores, assisted by Alija Janjić
• 68' Yellow card to Wicay City Nama Sagawa
• 73' Wicay City Erasmo Prado scores
• 74' Yellow card to Deedbury Zdravko Ivanišević
• 75' Wicay City Erasmo Prado scores, assisted by Pasquale Fazio
• 79' Wicay City David Mak scores
• 82' Yellow card to Wicay City Alija Janjić
• 90' Wicay City Alija Janjić scores, assisted by Erasmo Prado

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The chance-quality estimate gave Deedbury 0.26 xG and Wicay City 3.66. Deedbury finished with no goals from a single shot, while Wicay City turned its expected return into seven: a substantial over-performance, though not one conjured from a handful of speculative efforts. Fourteen of the visitors’ fifteen shots were on target, and the volume of accurate attempts helps explain why the score grew so large. Deedbury had 54% possession and ten corners, but produced only one shot; territory and set-piece opportunities never became enough pressure in front of goal. Wicay City, with less of the ball, was markedly more direct and efficient in the decisive areas. Seven goals from 3.66 xG is unusually clinical, but the contrast in shots on target suggests the visitors also kept forcing the issue rather than relying on finishing alone.

• No Deedbury players reached a rating of 7.0.

The shape of the afternoon was not quite as simple as the score suggests. Deedbury held the ball more often and won five times as many corners, but Wicay City’s greater accuracy turned its fewer opportunities for possession into repeated danger. The first goal arrived at 34 minutes, and the second came on 45; after the break, Luis Rodriguez scored again before Erasmo Prado struck twice in quick succession. That run made the contest increasingly one-sided, with David Mak and Alija Janjić adding further goals. Deedbury’s three yellow cards and seven tackles reflect a side that had to spend much of the match responding, while Wicay City combined twelve tackles with enough forward threat to keep the response going. The 0 - 7 result is emphatic, and the underlying figures offer little comfort for Deedbury: one shot is a slim foundation for a comeback, however many corners gather around it.