Bred Villa 5 - 0 Teley City

Bred Villa made the most of their first-half momentum, scoring through James Lewis in the fifth minute, Rodolfo Gil in the 17th, and Michel Lemoine in the 24th and 42nd. That four-goal cushion arrived before the interval, leaving the second half with a steep task for Teley City and a less urgent one for their hosts. The visitors did manage five shots on target from six attempts, but none became a goal; two yellow cards, to Bruno Rossi and Luca Colombo, added to a difficult evening without changing its direction.

The chance-quality estimate gives Bred Villa 4.04 xG against five actual goals, an overperformance of 0.96. That is a modest surplus beside the scale of the win, and the 19 shots with 14 on target point to sustained attacking pressure rather than a scoreline built on a single fortunate bounce. Teley City recorded 1.36 xG but scored none, so their five shots on target still produced no return. Possession was nearly even at 51-49, while the difference came in how often each side turned its attacks into dangerous attempts and, ultimately, goals.

There was no late suspense to revive: Lemoine completed his hat-trick in the 87th minute, assisted by Neil Ritchie, to make the final score 5-0. The numbers show Teley City had more corners and tackles, but neither measure could compensate for the gap in finishing and shot volume. For Bred Villa, the performance was efficient enough to exceed its xG and strong enough to make that small excess feel incidental; for Teley City, the attacking work reached the target without reaching the net.

Key Events:

• 5' Bred Villa James Lewis scores, assisted by Giuseppe Conte

• 17' Bred Villa Rodolfo Gil scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis

• 24' Bred Villa Michel Lemoine scores

• 42' Bred Villa Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis

• 53' Yellow card to Teley City Bruno Rossi

• 59' Yellow card to Teley City Luca Colombo

• 87' Bred Villa Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Neil Ritchie

• Teley City had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.