The report
The xG figures underline how wide the gap was: Halton managed 0.26 xG and one shot, while St Boss Wey Rovers produced 3.54 xG from 17 shots, 12 of them on target. The visitors scored five, exceeding their estimate by 1.46, but the margin was built on sustained threat rather than a single fortunate finish. Their four goals by the 45th minute settled the contest early; the second-half goal at 69' confirmed that the attack had not mistaken the interval for a reason to stop. Halton’s 55% possession and six corners offered territory without meaningful shooting volume, a rather elaborate way of ending with one attempt.
St Boss Wey Rovers were clinical beyond the chances their xG suggested, while Halton never found a route from possession to pressure. The visitors’ 45% of the ball was enough because they moved forward with purpose, and their 12 efforts on target left little room for the match to become a debate about who controlled it. Four yellow cards for St Boss Wey Rovers and one for Halton supplied some friction, but no red cards and no late uncertainty. A five-goal win is not made delicate by a few cautions; St Boss Wey Rovers simply had the more dangerous afternoon in every measure that mattered most.
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry
- 10' St Boss Wey Rovers Antonio Henao scores, assisted by Marcelo Mederos
- 13' St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry scores
- 22' St Boss Wey Rovers Pere Petrović scores, assisted by Scott Hendry
- 45' St Boss Wey Rovers Antonio Henao scores, assisted by Philip Lewis
- 55' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Philip Lewis
- 63' Yellow card to Halton Michael Brown
- 69' St Boss Wey Rovers Pere Petrović scores, assisted by Scott Hendry
- 76' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Mohamed Ali
- 78' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Derek Mason
Halton had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
St Boss Wey Rovers
- Antonio Henao (7.6) - Scored twice, including the opening goal, and gave the visitors an early foothold.
- Pere Petrović (7.6) - Added two goals, with both finishes helping keep the pressure on Halton.
- Scott Hendry (7.5) - Scored once and assisted twice, making a substantial contribution despite his early yellow card.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Antonio Henao
Scored twice, including the opening goal, and gave the visitors an early foothold.
Pere Petrović
Added two goals, with both finishes helping keep the pressure on Halton.
Scott Hendry
Scored once and assisted twice, making a substantial contribution despite his early yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Antonio Henao for St Boss Wey Rovers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

