Wesburmin 7 - 0 Derne

Key Events:

• 29' Wesburmin Mamady Ka scores, assisted by Philippe Michaud
• 42' Wesburmin Federico Arteaga scores, assisted by Alastair Dixon
• 44' Wesburmin Charles Soro scores, assisted by Federico Arteaga
• 46' Wesburmin Philippe Michaud scores, assisted by Gilberto Ferreira
• 53' Wesburmin Philippe Michaud scores, assisted by Miguel Alzate
• 69' Yellow card to Derne Luis Pinto
• 73' Wesburmin Philippe Michaud scores, assisted by Federico Arteaga
• 77' Wesburmin Miguel Alzate scores, assisted by Federico Arteaga

The game’s narrative was written early, as Mamady Ka opened the scoring in the 29th minute with a well-placed finish after a neat pass from Philippe Michaud. From that point, Wesburmin took command, with Federico Arteaga doubling the lead just before halftime, assisted by Alastair Dixon. The floodgates truly opened after the break, with Charles Soro adding a third in the 44th minute and Philippe Michaud scoring twice in quick succession—once in the 46th minute, assisted by Gilberto Ferreira, and again in the 53rd, thanks to Miguel Alzate. The visitors’ frustration grew, culminating in a yellow card for Luis Pinto in the 69th minute. The hosts continued their relentless assault, with Philippe Michaud completing his hat-trick in the 73rd minute, followed by Miguel Alzate’s goal in the 77th. The match was a masterclass in efficiency and attacking fluidity, with Wesburmin outclassing Derne at every turn.

Tactically, Wesburmin’s 60% possession and 86% pass accuracy translated into a commanding control of the game, allowing them to dictate play and create high-quality chances. Their expected goals (xG) of 4.94 starkly contrasted with Derne’s negligible 0.01, highlighting the visitors’ inability to threaten the hosts’ goal. The visitors’ defensive frailties and lack of attacking intent were evident, as they mustered no shots and only two corners, while Wesburmin peppered the target with 18 shots on goal. The game was a demonstration of tactical superiority and clinical finishing, with Wesburmin fully deserving their emphatic victory.

No players from Derne reached the 7.0 rating, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.

The scoreline of 7-0 encapsulates a game where Wesburmin demonstrated their attacking prowess and tactical discipline, leaving Derne to reflect on a match that was as comprehensive as it was one-sided.