Coten Rovers 0 - 7 Wivergh United

Key Events:

• 10' Wivergh United Nedeljko Imamović scores, assisted by Robert Cowan
• 12' Yellow card to Wivergh United Jemal Tabatadze
• 22' Wivergh United Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 39' Wivergh United Guillaume Michel scores
• 43' Yellow card to Coten Rovers Jorge Alvez
• 47' Wivergh United Jose Duran scores, assisted by Robert Cowan
• 50' Yellow card to Wivergh United Saliou Sow
• 56' Wivergh United Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 57' Yellow card to Wivergh United Robert Cowan
• 78' Wivergh United Robert Cowan scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 83' Wivergh United Robert Cowan scores, assisted by Guillaume Michel

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wivergh United scored seven from 5.29 xG, an over-performance of 1.71 goals, but the margin had more than a little support from the underlying chances. The visitors put 19 of 24 shots on target, while Coten Rovers managed two on target from four attempts and 0.71 xG. The possession split was almost even, so this was not a simple story of one side keeping the ball and the other watching it go by. Rather, Wivergh United turned possession into far more dangerous attacks, and finished them at a rate that made an already decisive advantage feel emphatic.

• Coten Rovers: No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded.

The scoreline was settled well before the final two goals, but Wivergh United kept finding ways to turn pressure into another clear chance. Robert Cowan’s late double completed a match in which he had already supplied two assists, while Lindomar Da Silva, Xinping Boon and Guillaume Michel each added both a goal and a contribution to a teammate’s. Coten Rovers’ corner count suggests they did reach the attacking end; four shots suggest how rarely they made the visit count. For Wivergh United, the result was not merely a seven-goal margin but a sharp demonstration of the difference between having the ball and making the opposition deal with it.