Yeobury Town 4 - 3 Wallinces Villa

Key Events:

• 25' Yellow card to Wallinces Villa Jorge Alvez
• 28' Yellow card to Yeobury Town Michael Brown
• 34' Yeobury Town Ramon Navarro scores, assisted by Quan Tan
• 45' Wallinces Villa Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 56' Yeobury Town Michael Brown scores, assisted by Emanuel Gomes
• 66' Wallinces Villa Jorge Alvez scores
• 69' Yeobury Town Pasquale Giorgi scores, assisted by Ramon Navarro
• 72' Yellow card to Wallinces Villa Michel Lemoine
• 73' Yeobury Town Emanuel Gomes scores, assisted by Antony Cox
• 79' Yellow card to Yeobury Town Ivan Milošević
• 80' Wallinces Villa Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Yeobury Town 4.23 xG and Wallinces Villa 2.78, against actual totals of four and three. Yeobury Town finished slightly below its estimate, while Wallinces Villa scored just above its own: both sides converted at a rate broadly in keeping with the chances measured, rather than requiring an extraordinary explanation from the finishing department. The hosts had 18 shots, with 16 on target, and their 51% possession was only a narrow edge; the visitors had 14 attempts, nine on target, and seven corners to the hosts’ two. That split suggests Wallinces Villa found ways to threaten without controlling the ball, while Yeobury Town made its greater volume of accurate attempts count. The xG figures support the final 4-3 as an open, productive contest, not a result built on one side living improbably on scraps.

The sequence from Pasquale Giorgi’s 69th-minute goal to Emanuel Gomes’s strike four minutes later looked, briefly, like Yeobury Town might put some daylight between itself and the visitors. Wallinces Villa instead answered through Nilson Pires in the 80th minute, leaving the hosts to protect a one-goal lead rather than enjoy a ceremonial closing stretch. The visitors’ seven corners and two assists from Seungwoo Jeong underline that they kept supplying danger; Yeobury Town’s 16 shots on target and four goals explain why that danger was not enough. Both sides had two yellow cards and neither had a player sent off, so the contest’s disorder remained mostly on the scoreboard, where it had plenty of room.