The report
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Whingforby Lindomar Da Silva
- 15' Stey Wanderers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 44' Yellow card to Whingforby Saliou Sow
- 57' Yellow card to Stey Wanderers Michel Lemoine
- 67' Stey Wanderers Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
- 69' Yellow card to Whingforby Xinping Boon
- 70' Stey Wanderers Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 72' Whingforby Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
- 78' Yellow card to Whingforby Luis Pinto
- 81' Whingforby Luis Pinto scores
- 90' Whingforby Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
The match was a tale of two halves, with Stey Wanderers dominating possession and shots, yet Whingforby’s clinical finishing kept the scoreline balanced. The visitors’ 9 shots on target contrasted with their expected goals (xG) of 2.29, suggesting they were slightly overperforming their chances. Conversely, Whingforby’s 6 shots and 1.41 xG indicated a more conservative approach, but their players capitalized when it mattered. The game’s flow was punctuated by a flurry of bookings, notably four yellow cards for Whingforby, including Lindomar Da Silva early on, and a solitary card for Wanderers. The tactical tug-of-war was evident in the dribbles count—13 for Wanderers versus 4 for Whingforby—highlighting the visitors’ willingness to take risks and stretch the play, even if it didn’t always translate into goals.
In the end, the game’s story was written by the players’ finishing and resilience. Luis Pinto’s brace for Whingforby, including a crucial equalizer at 81’, was a testament to his poise in front of goal. Meanwhile, Xinping Boon’s late goal in stoppage time, assisted by Pinto, salvaged a point for the hosts after a spirited fightback. Neither side could claim dominance in possession or pass accuracy, but the match proved that in football, chances are often more about quality than quantity. Both teams will need to reflect on their defensive lapses, especially given the high number of fouls and the tactical risks taken, but the spectacle was undeniably engaging.
No Wanderers player reached the 7.0+ rating, but the collective effort kept the game lively and unpredictable.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Whingforby 51% - Stey Wanderers 49% Shots (On Target): Whingforby 6 (5) - Stey Wanderers 9 (9) Corners: Whingforby 2 - Stey Wanderers 3 Fouls: Whingforby 10 - Stey Wanderers 7 Yellow Cards: Whingforby 4 - Stey Wanderers 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Whingforby 4 - Stey Wanderers 13 Pass Accuracy: Both 83% Tackles: Whingforby 14 - Stey Wanderers 9
The statistics reinforce the narrative: a balanced game with a slight edge in attacking intent for Wanderers, but Whingforby’s resilience and finishing kept the scoreboard balanced. The match’s final score, 3-3, reflects a contest where neither side could fully dominate, but both showed enough quality to entertain and frustrate in equal measure.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luis Pinto*
His two goals and assist made him the standout, showing composure and clinical finishing.
Xinping Boon*
Contributed a goal and an assist, demonstrating versatility and resilience.
Jorge Alvez*
His goal and overall work rate helped keep Wanderers in the game.
Phillip Lewis*
Provided the assist for the opening goal, active in attack.
Pedro Chagas*
Scored a vital goal, adding to his team’s offensive efforts.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Philippe Robert for Stey Wanderers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

