The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Wimbley Rangers Phillip Lewis
- 16' Barlock Rovers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
- 26' Wimbley Rangers Dagoberto Soto scores, assisted by Angel Soria
- 69' Wimbley Rangers Ross Parker scores, assisted by Dagoberto Soto
- 70' Yellow card to Barlock Rovers Branko Bartolić
- 75' Wimbley Rangers Dagoberto Soto scores, assisted by Ross Parker
The expected goals (xG) analysis reveals that Barlock Rovers underperformed their xG of 1.87, managing only a single goal from their eight shots, with most attempts coming from tight angles or outside the box. Conversely, Wimbley Rangers generated an impressive xG of 4.02, reflecting their dominance in shot quality and attacking intent, especially in the second half. The tactical approach saw the visitors controlling possession with 43%, but their high shot volume and accuracy (14 on target) translated into three well-deserved goals. The hosts pressed high and created opportunities, but their finishing lacked the clinical edge needed to convert more chances. Wimbley’s disciplined defending and effective counter-attacks, spearheaded by Dagoberto Soto and Ross Parker, proved decisive in turning their xG advantage into goals.
No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded from either side.
The match demonstrated the importance of finishing efficiency and tactical discipline. Wimbley Rangers capitalized on their chances, with Dagoberto Soto and Ross Parker particularly influential in the attacking phase. Despite Barlock Rovers' possession dominance and decent shot count, they struggled to convert their opportunities into goals, highlighting the gap between xG and actual scoring. The disciplined defensive efforts and sharp counter-attacks from Wimbley ultimately secured their victory, emphasizing the importance of clinical finishing in tight contests. Both teams showed resilience and tactical awareness, but the visitors' ability to convert their chances made the difference in this engaging fixture.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Nilson Pires to Philippe Robert. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


