Wichury Athletic 0 - 5 Cramington

Key Events:

• 6' Cramington Thomas McCallum scores
• 22' Cramington Thomas McCallum scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 36' Cramington Thomas McCallum scores, assisted by Haidong Chew
• 45' Cramington Stuart Wilson scores, assisted by Ray Bartlett
• 49' Yellow card to Wichury Athletic Michel Lemoine
• 61' Yellow card to Wichury Athletic Seungwoo Jeong
• 65' Cramington Ray Bartlett scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 5-0 result sat close to the chance-quality picture: Cramington produced 4.53 xG and scored five, a slight overperformance of 0.47 goals, while Wichury Athletic managed 0.71 xG and no goals. That gap reflects the match’s central imbalance more clearly than possession, which finished 51%-49% to the hosts. Cramington put 14 of 24 shots on target; Wichury Athletic managed two from four attempts. The visitors turned their territorial threat into goals at regular intervals, with four arriving by the 45th minute, then added a fifth at 65'. Wichury Athletic had some possession and five corners, but the limited shot volume points to difficulty converting those spells into dangerous chances. The visitors’ slightly lower pass accuracy did not prevent them from creating far more, which is the sort of statistical footnote that can feel unhelpful to the team with the better percentage.

• Cramington
• Thomas McCallum (8.4) - Scored three times, accounting for the first three goals and giving the visitors an early platform.
• Ray Bartlett (7.3) - Scored the fifth and assisted Stuart Wilson’s goal.
• Wichury Athletic had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

For Wichury Athletic, the possession and pass-accuracy figures offered little comfort against a five-goal defeat; the attack was simply too quiet to make either measure decisive. Cramington were more direct in the useful sense: not hurried, but repeatedly able to turn possession into attempts and attempts into goals. McCallum’s hat-trick established the shape of the afternoon, while Bartlett contributed both a goal and an assist. By the final whistle, the 0-5 scoreline had a clear statistical companion in the 24-4 shot count. Cramington did not need to dominate every possession to dominate the match.