Wirew Aylact 1 - 5 Dord-up Park

Key Events:

• 15' Dord-up Park Bernardo Diaz scores, assisted by Augusto Vasquez
• 18' Wirew Aylact Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 27' Yellow card to Dord-up Park Tao Honma
• 38' Dord-up Park Jose Soler scores, assisted by Bobby Goulet
• 52' Dord-up Park Bobby Goulet scores
• 54' Dord-up Park Mateus Da Lomba scores
• 73' Yellow card to Dord-up Park Augusto Vasquez
• 83' Dord-up Park Thierry Huet scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Dord-up Park 3.19 xG to Wirew Aylact’s 0.64. The final score, 5-1, means both sides finished above that estimate, but by markedly different amounts: Dord-up Park scored nearly two goals more than its chances suggested, while Wirew Aylact converted one of its limited opportunities. The shot count offers the clearest tactical context: Dord-up Park had 15 attempts, 11 on target, against three shots and two on target for the hosts. Wirew Aylact had more possession, 55 per cent to 45, and won 10 corners to four, but that territory did not translate into much threat. Dord-up Park, meanwhile, made its more direct attacking output count with five goals. The visitors were clinical beyond the chance estimate; the hosts’ share of the ball proved a less useful prize.

The equaliser from Jorge Alvez arrived just three minutes after Bernardo Diaz opened the scoring, briefly restoring parity and giving Wirew Aylact a foothold in the match. Dord-up Park took that foothold away before half-time when Jose Soler finished after Bobby Goulet’s assist. The visitors then scored twice in the space of two minutes after the break, through Goulet and Mateus Da Lomba, turning a one-goal advantage into a three-goal cushion with the clock barely past 54 minutes.

There was still time for Thierry Huet to add a fifth in the 83rd minute, completing the scoring and confirming a comprehensive win. Wirew Aylact’s 10 corners and higher possession share suggest they spent plenty of the match around the visitors’ territory, but Dord-up Park defended that pressure and repeatedly supplied the more dangerous finish. The 5-1 result was not a close reading of the numbers: it was a clear separation between possession and penetration, with Dord-up Park having both the sharper attack and, on this occasion, more goals than even its strong chance quality predicted.