Wesburmin 0 - 5 Hillsalnwich Stanley

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Wesburmin Sada Oishi
• 8' Hillsalnwich Stanley Kenneth Jones scores, assisted by Akira Matsushita
• 29' Yellow card to Hillsalnwich Stanley Mark Jones
• 45' Yellow card to Wesburmin Chanyoung Che
• 61' Hillsalnwich Stanley Carlos Mendes scores
• 67' Hillsalnwich Stanley Ahmadou Ndiaye scores, assisted by Bert Koopman
• 73' Hillsalnwich Stanley Bert Koopman scores, assisted by Ahmadou Ndiaye
• 85' Yellow card to Wesburmin Tim Young
• 86' Hillsalnwich Stanley Michael Brown scores, assisted by Bert Koopman

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Hillsalnwich Stanley scored five from 4.19 xG, an overperformance of 0.81 goals: clinical, but not so far beyond the chance quality that the result needs an improbable explanation. Wesburmin finished with 0.11 xG and no shots on target, so its 53% possession did not become meaningful attacking pressure. The visitors had less of the ball, yet registered 19 shots and put 15 on target. That is the tactical shape in plain numbers: possession belonged slightly more to the hosts, while the dangerous work belonged almost entirely to Hillsalnwich Stanley.

The first goal arrived in the eighth minute, giving Hillsalnwich Stanley an early advantage, but the decisive separation came after the break. Three goals between the 61st and 73rd minutes turned that lead into a rout; Ahmadou Ndiaye and Bert Koopman exchanged the favour of an assist and a goal, a productive arrangement that required little committee work. Michael Brown added the fifth in the 86th minute, leaving Wesburmin no late foothold in the match.

The six corners and slight possession edge offered Wesburmin some territory, but the lone shot tells the more important story: the hosts did not convert those measures into a test for the visitors’ goal. Hillsalnwich Stanley were more direct and much more effective at putting attempts on target, while also making their chances count. The 0-5 final score is therefore supported by both the event sequence and the broader shot picture. Wesburmin had possession to work with; Hillsalnwich Stanley had the match’s five goals, and very little ambiguity remained by the end.