Wimet Wanderers 3 - 5 Prudenzan Albion

Key Events:

• 13' Prudenzan Albion Fernando Alvarez scores
• 25' Yellow card to Prudenzan Albion Giorgi Tskhoidze
• 26' Wimet Wanderers Seonggi Bak scores, assisted by Mark Robert
• 29' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Mark Robert
• 39' Prudenzan Albion Fernando Alvarez scores
• 39' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Claudio Parra
• 49' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Seonggi Bak
• 52' Wimet Wanderers Thomas Kelly scores, assisted by Michael Hay
• 58' Prudenzan Albion Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Peter Zheng
• 64' Wimet Wanderers Hyunsik Jung scores, assisted by Michael Hay
• 72' Prudenzan Albion Fernando Alvarez scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 85' Prudenzan Albion Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Peter Zheng

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wimet Wanderers recorded 3.08 xG and scored three, a close match between their chance quality and their return. Prudenzan Albion scored five from 2.41 xG, substantially exceeding the estimate by 2.59 goals. That gap points to exceptional finishing on the visitors’ part rather than a larger volume of chances: they had 10 shots, with nine on target, while Wimet had 14 shots and 11 on target. Wimet’s greater possession, shot count and xG suggest they built enough to score, but Prudenzan Albion were markedly more clinical. Their 11 dribbles against Wimet’s three also offer a clue to the visitors’ more direct threat, though the numbers do not tell us where each carry began or ended.

The scoreline moved repeatedly, but the turning point in the broader contest was Prudenzan Albion’s ability to keep converting when Wimet Wanderers found a way back into it. Wimet answered the opening goal quickly and, after falling behind again, scored twice in the second half to make the contest lively rather than settled. Each response showed the hosts’ capacity to create and finish; each was met by another visitor’s goal, which is a difficult way to build momentum.

The cards gathered around the first-half exchanges and early second half, with three bookings for Wimet Wanderers and one for Prudenzan Albion; neither side had a player sent off. Wimet’s 53% possession and six corners reflected a side that had plenty of the ball and more attempts, while Prudenzan Albion’s greater dribbling count and superior finishing supplied the difference. A 3-5 result is not a narrow escape: it is a clear away win, achieved with fewer shots and lower xG, and shaped most plainly by Fernando Alvarez’s three-goal return.