Hexby Ive United 0 - 9 Wivergh United

Key Events:

• 9' Yellow card to Hexby Ive United Paul Andersen
• 14' Wivergh United Guillaume Michel scores, assisted by Robert Cowan
• 18' Yellow card to Hexby Ive United Bruno Rossi
• 22' Wivergh United Reinaldo Rojas scores, assisted by Robert Cowan
• 31' Wivergh United Reinaldo Rojas scores, assisted by Yohan Jo
• 39' Wivergh United Guillaume Michel scores, assisted by Bob Hoekstra
• 66' Wivergh United Bob Hoekstra scores, assisted by Kenji Ageta
• 68' Wivergh United Jose Duran scores, assisted by Guillaume Michel
• 79' Wivergh United Reinaldo Rojas scores, assisted by Bob Hoekstra
• 83' Wivergh United Guillaume Michel scores, assisted by Reinaldo Rojas
• 90' Wivergh United Guillaume Michel scores, assisted by Reinaldo Rojas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wivergh’s 9-0 win was far beyond the chance-quality estimate: the visitors scored nine from 4.7 xG, an overperformance of 4.3 goals. That is not merely a case of finishing well; it is a finishing display that made a strong attacking performance look almost restrained on paper. Wivergh put 17 of 21 shots on target and repeatedly converted their pressure into goals, with Guillaume Michel scoring four and Reinaldo Rojas three. Hexby, meanwhile, recorded 0.76 xG from three shots, all on target, but scored none. The possession split was nearly even, yet the volume and danger of the attempts were not: Wivergh’s 13 tackles to Hexby’s five also point to a side recovering the ball and turning it into further attacks. The match’s central tactical lesson was blunt enough: possession can be shared; the chances, and their consequences, need not be.

• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for Hexby Ive United.

The scoreline was settled before half-time, when Wivergh had already scored four, but the visitors continued to find openings after the break. Their final five goals arrived between the 66th and 90th minutes, turning a commanding lead into a nine-goal margin. Hexby had slightly more possession and greater pass accuracy, but those advantages did not translate into enough attacking threat to alter the course of the match. Two early yellow cards added to a difficult first half for the hosts; Wivergh, by contrast, finished without a card and with nine goals to show for a thoroughly efficient afternoon. The 0-9 result leaves little room for euphemism: Wivergh were exceptionally clinical, and Hexby were left with the task of making three shots count for more next time.