Wimet Wanderers 4 - 0 Fliffrough

Key Events:

• 4' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Sy Tan
• 5' Yellow card to Fliffrough Luis Pinto
• 19' Yellow card to Fliffrough Tomas Ortega
• 24' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Gunnar Jacobsen
• 29' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Michael Hay
• 40' Wimet Wanderers Barry Holland scores, assisted by Geert Klein
• 51' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Seonggi Bak
• 54' Yellow card to Wimet Wanderers Petar Velikov
• 64' Wimet Wanderers Geert Klein scores, assisted by Sy Tan
• 72' Yellow card to Fliffrough Hans Nielsen
• 85' Wimet Wanderers Barry Holland scores, assisted by Geert Klein
• 90' Wimet Wanderers Petar Velikov scores

Wimet Wanderers’s tactical approach was clear from the outset: they maintained a slight edge in possession (52%) and peppered the goal with 26 shots, 21 of which were on target. Their expected goals tally of 5.78 far exceeded Fliffrough’s modest 0.36, reflecting the overwhelming nature of the hosts’ attacking dominance. Wimet’s high pass accuracy (84%) and active dribbling (13 successful runs) kept Fliffrough on the back foot, while their disciplined defending—evidenced by nine tackles—prevented the visitors from gaining any foothold. Fliffrough’s minimal threat was compounded by their inability to convert their rare chances, with only one shot on target. The game’s narrative was written early, with yellow cards exchanged and a goal from Barry Holland in the 40th minute, assisted by Geert Klein, setting the tone. Klein’s influence was further evident when he scored himself in the 64th minute, assisted by Sy Tan, sealing the game well before Holland’s second in the 85th minute and Velikov’s late goal in stoppage time.

The match’s statistical profile confirms Wimet Wanderers’s commanding performance. Their possession was balanced, but their shot volume and accuracy were far superior. The visitors’ defensive effort was minimal—only four tackles—and their 21 saves highlight how often they were beaten in open play. The disciplinary record was notable, with five yellow cards for Wimet and three for Fliffrough, yet no red cards disrupted the flow. Wimet’s attacking players, especially Klein and Holland, delivered the goods, while the visitors’ inability to threaten the goal or sustain possession left them chasing shadows for most of the game. Overall, this was a straightforward demonstration of Wimet Wanderers’s attacking prowess and tactical discipline, a match that will be remembered more for the scoreline than the quality of play from Fliffrough.

No Fliffrough players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles throughout the match.