Shest City 0 - 4 Shetwol

Key Events:

• 7' Shetwol Michael Miller scores
• 25' Yellow card to Shest City Philip Booth
• 42' Shetwol Pablo Barria scores, assisted by Antonio Gomes
• 53' Shetwol Rodrigo Muñoz scores
• 58' Yellow card to Shest City Kristian Johansen
• 65' Yellow card to Shetwol Antonio Gomes
• 68' Shetwol Michael Miller scores, assisted by Pablo Barria

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Shetwol at 3.14 xG and Shest City at 0.51. The final 4-0 score therefore reflects a strong attacking display from the visitors, who scored slightly above their expected return, while Shest City finished without a goal despite producing two shots, both on target. There is no great mystery in the gap: Shetwol recorded 13 shots, with 12 on target, and repeatedly made its possession less important than its access to chances.

The possession figures, 55% for Shest City and 45% for Shetwol, suggest the hosts had more time with the ball, but not more control of the match’s meaningful moments. Shetwol led the way in shots and tackles, and the goals arrived at intervals that kept the contest moving steadily beyond reach: an early opener, a second just before half-time, then two more after the break. Equal corner and foul totals offer little counterargument. The visitors converted their attacking territory into a four-goal margin, while Shest City were left with the rather less useful distinction of passing more accurately.

For Shetwol, this was a comprehensive win built on repeated pressure and efficient finishing, not on monopolising possession. Michael Miller scored twice, and Pablo Barria contributed a goal and an assist; together they helped turn a strong chance advantage into a result that matched the evening’s balance of threat. Shest City did create two shots on target, but the 0-4 score tells the wider story: those efforts never became a reply, and the visitors kept adding goals. The numbers are not perfectly tidy—Shetwol scored four against 3.14 xG—but they are close enough to describe a decisive performance rather than an improbable escape.

Shest City: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Shetwol:

• Michael Miller (7.6) - Scored twice, including the opening goal, and gave the visitors a reliable finish to their attacking work.
• Pablo Barria (7.3) - Scored the second goal and assisted Miller’s later strike, making a direct contribution to both the scoreline and its final shape.