Walley Albion 6 - 0 St Jusen

Key Events:

• 2' Walley Albion Samuel How scores, assisted by Yubin Ishii
• 30' Walley Albion Edson Alves scores, assisted by Luciano Sepulveda
• 46' Yellow card to Walley Albion Luciano Sepulveda
• 50' Walley Albion Luciano Sepulveda scores
• 54' Walley Albion Samuel How scores, assisted by Yubin Ishii
• 62' Walley Albion Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Misho Okamura
• 66' Yellow card to St Jusen Friedrich Unger
• 68' Walley Albion Xinping Boon scores
• 90' Yellow card to St Jusen Lindomar Da Silva

Walley Albion’s goals came early and often, with Samuel How opening the scoring in the second minute after a precise assist from Yubin Ishii. The hosts continued to press, doubling their lead through Edson Alves on the half-hour mark, assisted by Luciano Sepulveda. The visitors’ defensive line was breached repeatedly, and Luciano Sepulveda himself added a goal just after halftime, despite receiving a yellow card in the process. Samuel How then scored his second of the game, again assisted by Ishii, before Xinping Boon and Xinping Boon again found the net, the latter from a Misho Okamura pass. The game’s flow was punctuated by a couple of yellow cards, one for each side, but no red cards marred the proceedings. Albion’s relentless attacking pressure and efficient finishing ultimately overwhelmed St Jusen, who could only muster a solitary shot on target.

The expected goals (xG) tell a story of dominance that was almost understated by the final score. Albion’s 3.69 xG indicates they created quality chances throughout the match, far outstripping the 0.11 xG of St Jusen, who barely tested Walley Albion’s goalkeeper. The visitors’ possession was higher, but their inability to convert their limited opportunities into meaningful shots on goal was telling. Albion’s tactical discipline and clinical finishing made the difference, with their players capitalizing on the few chances they created. The match was a reminder that possession alone does not win games, especially when the opposition’s finishing is so wasteful.

No players from St Jusen reached the 7.0 rating, reflecting their struggles in both attack and defense.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Walley Albion 43% - St Jusen 57% Shots (On Target): Walley Albion 17 (13) - St Jusen 1 (0) Corners: Walley Albion 6 - St Jusen 9 Fouls: Walley Albion 8 - St Jusen 8 Yellow Cards: Walley Albion 1 - St Jusen 2 Red Cards: Walley Albion 0 - St Jusen 0 Dribbles: Walley Albion 9 - St Jusen 12 Pass Accuracy: Walley Albion 80% - St Jusen 85% Tackles: Walley Albion 14 - St Jusen 7

The statistics reinforce the narrative: Albion’s clinical finishing and defensive organization kept St Jusen at bay, despite their possession advantage and corner count. The visitors’ inability to convert their few chances into shots on target was the story of the game, and Albion’s efficiency made the final score a reflection of their dominance rather than mere luck. The match was a reminder that in football, quality often outstrips quantity, and Walley Albion’s quality shone through in a comprehensive victory.