The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Wighton Athletic Michel Lemoine
- 7' Whiton Athletic John Wright scores, assisted by Michael Knight
- 17' Whiton Athletic John Wright scores, assisted by Pablo Fernandez
- 21' Yellow card to Wighton Athletic Thiago Gomes
- 25' Whiton Athletic Michael Knight scores
- 30' Whiton Athletic Pietro Riva scores, assisted by Michael Knight
- 45' Whiton Athletic Pablo Fernandez scores, assisted by Fernando Palma
- 48' Whiton Athletic Pietro Riva scores, assisted by Fernando Palma
- 56' Yellow card to Whiton Athletic Pablo Fernandez
- 58' Wighton Athletic Phillip Lewis scores
- 64' Whiton Athletic Pietro Riva scores, assisted by Dramane Coulibaly
- 74' Whiton Athletic Michael Knight scores
- 81' Whiton Athletic Pietro Riva scores, assisted by Fernando Palma
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Whiton Athletic’s dominance is reflected in their impressive xG of 5.94, nearly matching their actual tally of nine goals, underscoring their clinical finishing. Their high shot volume—26 attempts with 22 on target—demonstrates relentless attacking intent, though their conversion rate was exceptional. Conversely, Wighton Athletic’s limited chances yielded an xG of just 0.56, highlighting their struggles to create quality opportunities against the visitors’ disciplined defense. The disparity between xG and actual goals indicates Whiton's efficiency, especially from players like Pietro Riva and Michael Knight, who capitalized on their chances with clinical precision.
No Wighton Athletic players reached the 7.0+ threshold, reflecting their defensive and offensive struggles throughout the match. In contrast, Pietro Riva (9.2/10) was outstanding, scoring four goals and constantly threatening the Wighton backline. Michael Knight (8.6/10) was instrumental with two goals and two assists, orchestrating much of Whiton's attacking play. John Wright (7.6/10) added two goals, while Fernando Palma (7.5/10) contributed three assists, showcasing his creative influence. Pablo Fernandez (7.0/10) scored once and assisted once before receiving a yellow card, maintaining a high level of performance despite disciplinary issues.
This match showcased Whiton's clinical finishing and tactical discipline, turning their possession and shot advantage into a commanding victory. Meanwhile, Wighton Athletic’s inability to convert their limited chances and defensive lapses ultimately defined the outcome.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then John Wright for Whiton Athletic. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


