Wall 8 - 0 Blymough

Key Events:

• 13' Yellow card to Wall Alain Le Goff
• 27' Wall Francisco Sanchez scores, assisted by Alain Le Goff
• 31' Wall Ciriaco Sanchez scores
• 44' Wall Francisco Sanchez scores, assisted by Ciriaco Sanchez
• 45' Yellow card to Blymough Michel Lemoine
• 47' Wall Tiemoko Brou scores, assisted by Ciriaco Sanchez
• 51' Wall Ciriaco Sanchez scores, assisted by Georgi Donev
• 55' Wall Tiemoko Brou scores
• 73' Wall Georgi Donev scores, assisted by Nikolay Stoimenov
• 75' Wall Alain Le Goff scores, assisted by David Perez
• 79' Yellow card to Wall Raoul Boka

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wall recorded 4.14 xG and scored eight, an emphatic return well above the chance-quality estimate. That points to exceptional finishing on the day, rather than a match in which every goal was simply written into the chances. Blymough had 0.26 xG and one shot, leaving little attacking volume from which to build a response. Possession was close at 51% to 49%, but the shot count was not: Wall attempted 23, with 12 on target, while the visitors had one effort on target. The distinction was less about owning the ball than about turning attacks into attempts and making those attempts count.

• Blymough had no recorded standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Wall’s eight goals were spread across the match, with two before the interval and a quick pair after the restart helping turn a commanding lead into a rout. The later goals confirmed the scale of the result rather than rescuing it: Blymough never found a scoring reply, and its six corners could not compensate for the single shot. The near-even possession and marginally higher pass accuracy for the visitors are useful reminders that control is not always measured by how long a side has the ball. On this evidence, Wall made the more decisive use of its attacks, and the final 8 - 0 scoreline reflected that difference without needing any help from the arithmetic.