Bedley Villa 0 - 11 Watiskehannin

Key Events:

• 5' Watiskehannin Daniel Pires scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 8' Watiskehannin Sabir Mamradze scores, assisted by Arnold Andersen
• 9' Yellow card to Bedley Villa Nilson Pires
• 22' Yellow card to Bedley Villa Jorge Alvez
• 26' Watiskehannin Tsutomu Kaku scores, assisted by Jose Dominguez
• 29' Watiskehannin Tsutomu Kaku scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 40' Watiskehannin Nelson Tavares scores, assisted by Daniel Pires
• 45' Watiskehannin Rino Usui scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 49' Watiskehannin Arnold Andersen scores, assisted by Daniel Pires
• 61' Watiskehannin Daniel Pires scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 69' Watiskehannin Daniel Pires scores
• 79' Watiskehannin Rino Usui scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares
• 83' Watiskehannin Tsutomu Kaku scores, assisted by Nelson Tavares

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Watiskehannin scored 11 from an xG of 5.95, a substantial overperformance even by the standards of a match whose scoreboard had already abandoned restraint. The visitors’ 26 shots, 22 on target, show that the goals came with sustained pressure and plenty of attempts; the conversion rate, however, went well beyond what the chance-quality estimate would ordinarily suggest. Bedley Villa recorded 0.01 xG and no shots, leaving almost no attacking threat for the visitors to manage. Possession was relatively close at 54%-46%, but the shot totals tell a different story: Watiskehannin made far more of its time on the ball and kept the game directed toward the Bedley Villa goal.

For Bedley Villa, the figures point to a match spent largely without the ball’s more useful company: no shots, just 0.01 xG and two yellow cards. The five corners and 46% possession offer some evidence of time in attacking areas, but not of attempts on goal; Watiskehannin allowed no shot at all. The hosts’ nine fouls compared with three for the visitors also hint at the difficulty of interrupting an opponent who was finding routes forward with such regularity.

The 0-11 result is therefore not merely a case of a side taking its chances. Watiskehannin produced 26 shots and kept 22 on target, while the assists and multiple scorers show how broadly the damage was spread. Yet 11 goals from 5.95 xG remains a striking return, the kind of afternoon when the net seemed to have accepted a particularly generous interpretation of its duties. Bedley Villa had no recorded standout performers, and the final whistle at least ended a contest that had become almost entirely one-way.