Lods Hemough 4 - 0 Petouts Wanderers

Key Events:

• 6' Lods Hemough Theo van der Veen scores
• 8' Lods Hemough Yingjie Aung scores, assisted by Sebastian Gomez
• 11' Lods Hemough Theo van der Veen scores
• 18' Yellow card to Lods Hemough Yingjie Aung
• 19' Yellow card to Lods Hemough Fadil Mešić
• 26' Yellow card to Lods Hemough Sebastian Gomez
• 57' Yellow card to Petouts Wanderers Michael Brown
• 60' Lods Hemough Yingjie Aung scores, assisted by Theo van der Veen
• 72' Yellow card to Petouts Wanderers Seungwoo Jeong
• 75' Yellow card to Petouts Wanderers Jorge Alvez
• 86' Yellow card to Petouts Wanderers Branko Bartolić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Lods Hemough scored four from 3.34 xG, a modest over-performance that accompanied a substantial volume of accurate attempts: 15 shots, 12 on target. Petouts Wanderers finished with no goal from 1.01 xG and four shots, all on target. The xG figures suggest the visitors did create chances, but the contrast in shot volume and the final score show how much more sustained threat the hosts produced. Possession, at 49% to 51%, belonged slightly to Petouts Wanderers; it did not translate into a comparable attacking return. Seven corners for the visitors, against two for Lods Hemough, also failed to alter the result. The decisive stretch came before the half-hour, with Lods Hemough scoring three times in the opening 11 minutes and then adding a fourth after the break.

No Petouts Wanderers player reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was settled early, but Petouts Wanderers continued to have the ball and win corners without finding a route back into the contest. Lods Hemough finished with four goals from 12 shots on target, while the visitors’ four efforts on target yielded none. Three yellow cards for the hosts and four for the visitors added some administrative work to the afternoon, though neither side saw a player sent off. For Lods Hemough, the result was built on a sharp start and a productive partnership between Theo van der Veen and Yingjie Aung; for Petouts Wanderers, possession and set-piece opportunities were not enough to make the match close.