Weleyneham 6 - 1 Bampton

Key Events:

• 6' Weleyneham Kai Chew scores, assisted by George Johnson
• 12' Weleyneham Jiawei Zheng scores, assisted by George Johnson
• 42' Weleyneham Gerald Ong scores
• 46' Yellow card to Bampton Erick Ortiz
• 58' Bampton Miguel Rodríguez scores, assisted by Luis Almanza
• 60' Weleyneham Hector Amarilla scores, assisted by Jiawei Zheng
• 76' Weleyneham Zhihong Wong scores, assisted by Gerald Ong
• 84' Yellow card to Weleyneham Rob Dijkstra
• 89' Weleyneham Jiawei Zheng scores, assisted by Jianan Ong
• 90' Yellow card to Bampton Mario Burić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Weleyneham scored six from 4.59 xG, finishing about 1.41 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is a sharp return, though the volume of attempts gives the finishing something to work with: 20 shots, 17 on target. Bampton scored once from 1.87 xG, roughly 0.87 below expectation, despite putting seven of eight efforts on target. The visitors’ 52% possession did not translate into comparable attacking pressure; Weleyneham had 12 corners to four and 17 shots on target to seven. The figures suggest the hosts were more direct in turning their attacks into attempts, while Bampton’s possession produced fewer opportunities and, on this occasion, fewer goals than the chances warranted.

• No Bampton players reached a rating of 7.0.

The 6-1 scoreline reflects a broad gap in attacking output, but not a match in which Bampton simply stopped arriving: the visitors had eight shots and seven on target, and their 58th-minute goal briefly made the afternoon less one-sided on the scoreboard. Weleyneham answered two minutes later through Hector Amarilla, then added two more to complete a decisive win. The hosts had less possession and fewer dribbles, yet registered more shots, more corners and twice as many tackles. That combination points to a side that did not need to monopolise the ball to control the more consequential exchanges. Bampton’s two yellow cards and Weleyneham’s one were small details beside six goals, but they leave the match with a tidy final accounting: the visitors had more of the ball; the hosts had considerably more of the afternoon.