Woodhuls Town 0 - 4 Chitwick United

Key Events:

• 7' Yellow card to Woodhuls Town Terry Russell
• 21' Chitwick United Sven Overgaard scores, assisted by Ricardo Smith
• 23' Yellow card to Chitwick United Ricardo Smith
• 31' Chitwick United Wilson Rodriguez scores, assisted by Ricardo Smith
• 37' Yellow card to Chitwick United Dejan Herceg
• 55' Yellow card to Woodhuls Town Phillip Lewis
• 58' Yellow card to Chitwick United Jose Garcia
• 63' Yellow card to Woodhuls Town David Vargas
• 73' Yellow card to Woodhuls Town Jose Garcia
• 76' Chitwick United Dejan Herceg scores
• 85' Chitwick United Vinko Pejić scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Woodhuls Town 1.56 xG and Chitwick United 4.33. The 0-4 scoreline means Woodhuls finished well below the opportunities their xG suggests, while Chitwick scored four from a still higher expected total: clinical, though not an overperformance by that measure. The shot count and accuracy help explain the gap. Chitwick produced 19 attempts and 16 on target; Woodhuls had eight attempts, five on target, but none became a goal. Woodhuls held 54% possession and won six corners to Chitwick’s three, yet possession and corners did not translate into the same volume of threatening attempts. Chitwick needed less of the ball and did considerably more with it.

No players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Woodhuls Town, the central frustration is plain in the numbers: a majority of possession, more corners and a respectable share of shots on target, but no goal to show for any of it. Chitwick United were more direct in outcome if not necessarily in passing accuracy, and their two first-half goals gave them a platform to keep the match at arm’s length. The late strikes from Dejan Herceg and Vinko Pejić made the final margin emphatic. Four goals from 4.33 xG is a strong return, while the scoreline also reflects how rarely Woodhuls could make their own pressure count.