The report
Key Events:
- 6' Fazion Wanderers Philip McPherson scores
- 11' Fazion Wanderers Wilson Sanchez scores, assisted by Alioune Dieme
- 20' Fazion Wanderers Ndongo Ba scores, assisted by Philip McPherson
- 23' Yellow card to Fazion Wanderers Ndongo Ba
- 40' Yellow card to Bradle City Karim Atef
- 41' Fazion Wanderers Wilson Sanchez scores, assisted by Philip McPherson
- 48' Yellow card to Fazion Wanderers Hoon Chae
- 53' Fazion Wanderers Masao Kawamura scores, assisted by Hoon Chae
- 54' Yellow card to Bradle City Calvin Morgan
- 55' Fazion Wanderers Wilson Sanchez scores, assisted by Philip McPherson
- 58' Bradle City Fabio Moro scores, assisted by Karim Atef
- 61' Fazion Wanderers Franz Engelhardt scores
- 61' Yellow card to Bradle City Stuart Mitchell
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Fazion Wanderers scored seven from 4.35 xG, a substantial over-performance that reflects both their finishing and the volume of shots they directed on target. The visitors made 19 attempts to Bradle City’s five, and their three-goal burst inside the opening 20 minutes gave the match its shape before the hosts could settle. Bradle City scored once from 1.28 xG, slightly below the chance-quality estimate, despite placing all five attempts on target. Possession leaned the other way, 53% to 47%, but control of the ball did not translate into comparable threat: Fazion Wanderers were far more direct in the useful sense of making the goalkeeper’s working day busy.
- No Bradle City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The scoreline was emphatic, and the numbers show why: Fazion Wanderers combined a high volume of attempts with a striking rate of accuracy, while Bradle City had more of the ball but far fewer chances to turn it into danger. Fabio Moro’s goal at 58 minutes briefly gave the hosts a mark on the board, but Franz Engelhardt restored the visitors’ six-goal margin three minutes later. Bradle City’s 14 dribbles and higher pass accuracy offered evidence of activity and care in possession; against an opponent producing 16 shots on target, those qualities had limited room to alter the outcome. Fazion Wanderers leave with a 7 - 1 win, three goals from Wilson Sanchez, and an afternoon in which the arithmetic was not inclined to be subtle.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Wilson Sanchez
Scored three times, including twice in the first half, and repeatedly converted Fazion Wanderers’ pressure into a decisive lead.
Philip McPherson
Scored the opener and supplied three assists, contributing directly to four of the visitors’ goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Philip McPherson, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

