Wesdalton 5 - 1 Beckfax City

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Wesdalton Bruno Rossi
• 13' Yellow card to Wesdalton Luca Colombo
• 30' Wesdalton John O'Brien scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 36' Wesdalton Luca Colombo scores
• 39' Yellow card to Beckfax City Bruno Rossi
• 39' Wesdalton Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Robert Howells
• 55' Yellow card to Beckfax City Luis Pinto
• 59' Wesdalton John O'Brien scores
• 71' Wesdalton Ahmet Vuković scores, assisted by John O'Brien
• 79' Beckfax City Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Luis Pinto

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wesdalton scored five from an xG of 3.88, outperforming the chance-quality estimate by 1.12 goals. Beckfax City managed one goal from 2.27 xG, finishing 1.27 below its estimate despite putting all nine shots on target. The figures point to a match in which Wesdalton converted its opportunities with notable efficiency, while the visitors found the target consistently but not the same return. The 22-9 shot count and 11-4 advantage in shots on target underline the hosts’ greater volume; the visitors’ nine accurate efforts make the one-goal return a sharper contrast than the final score alone suggests. Possession was close at 52-48, so this was not simply a matter of one side monopolising the ball. Rather, Wesdalton made more of its attacking output, and a three-goal burst between the 30th and 39th minutes gave the match its defining shape.

• No Beckfax City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The late reply from Vladimir štimac, assisted by Luis Pinto, gave Beckfax City a goal after the fifth had already arrived, but it could not change the result. Wesdalton finished with the clearer advantage in shots, tackles and goals, while both sides shared possession almost evenly and recorded the same pass accuracy. Four yellow cards, two apiece, kept the disciplinary count level; the scoreboard was less accommodating. The final 5-1 reflects both the hosts’ superior volume and their stronger conversion, with the visitors’ respectable xG and perfect shot-on-target count left as evidence of chances that did not yield enough.