Wathentint United 4 - 1 Ivelley Town

Key Events:

• 15' Wathentint United Isak Gelashvili scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 19' Wathentint United Jacob Dufour scores
• 56' Yellow card to Ivelley Town Saliou Sow
• 61' Ivelley Town Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 74' Wathentint United Darko Ivanović scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 78' Yellow card to Ivelley Town Friedrich Unger
• 83' Wathentint United Mario Galindo scores, assisted by Isak Gelashvili
• 90' Yellow card to Ivelley Town Xinping Boon

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wathentint United scored four from 3.14 xG, a modest over-performance that fits a side creating enough to make its chances count. Ivelley Town scored once from 1.23 xG, finishing slightly below the chance-quality estimate. The hosts’ 10 shots on target, against four for the visitors, help explain the difference: Ivelley Town made its opportunities matter, but Wathentint United produced more sustained threat. Possession was 55-45, while the visitors’ seven corners to the hosts’ three offered a reminder that territorial pressure and the clearer chances are not always travelling in the same direction.

No Ivelley Town players reached the 7.0 rating threshold.

The opening goals, four minutes apart, gave Wathentint United control early and made Ivelley Town chase the match. The visitors did find a route back through Weijie Hong after the break, assisted by Friedrich Unger, but the reply did not become an equaliser. Wathentint United restored its cushion in the 74th minute and added a fourth nine minutes later, with Isak Gelashvili involved again. The three yellow cards for Ivelley Town accompanied a busier foul count, while the hosts kept their discipline and their lead.

For Wathentint United, the 4-1 result reflects both the advantage in shots and the quality of its finishing, without requiring the visitors’ set-piece count to be ignored. Ivelley Town had moments of pressure and converted one of its chances, but its six attempts left little margin for recovery once the hosts had scored twice. In the end, the match was decided by Wathentint United turning its greater attacking volume into four goals—and by Ivelley Town finding that a good supply of corners is not, on its own, a substitute for a comeback.