Buryhilsden 5 - 0 Wend Park

Key Events:

• 25' Yellow card to Wend Park Pedro Chagas
• 33' Buryhilsden Sangwon Shim scores
• 35' Yellow card to Wend Park Phillip Lewis
• 50' Buryhilsden Vlado Antunović scores, assisted by Francisco Perez
• 64' Buryhilsden Muhammad Zahran scores, assisted by Vlado Antunović
• 69' Yellow card to Buryhilsden Sangwon Shim
• 78' Yellow card to Wend Park Seungwoo Jeong
• 78' Buryhilsden Francisco Perez scores
• 86' Buryhilsden Vlado Antunović scores, assisted by Muhammad Zahran
• 90' Yellow card to Buryhilsden Rainer Müller

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Buryhilsden 3.74 xG and Wend Park 0.76. The 5-0 scoreline means Buryhilsden finished well above its expected return, converting a substantial share of the opportunities it created. Their 16 shots, including 14 on target, show this was not a score built from one lucky ricochet and a long afternoon of waiting: they repeatedly made the goalkeeper work, then kept finding the net. Wend Park’s three shots were all on target, but the low xG reflects how little threat those attempts carried overall. Possession was exactly 50-50, so the decisive advantage was not simply keeping the ball; it was turning attacks into shots of much better volume and quality. Once the second goal arrived, Buryhilsden had room to keep pressing, and the later goals made the margin emphatic.

No Wend Park players reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The numbers leave little doubt about the balance of the contest. Buryhilsden put 14 of 16 attempts on target; Wend Park managed three shots in total. Both sides had five corners and ten tackles, while the possession split and pass accuracy were nearly identical. That makes the contrast sharper: Wend Park could share the ball and match the hosts in several routine measures, but rarely turned those phases into sustained danger. Buryhilsden, by contrast, kept its finishing sharp and added two goals after the hour, ensuring the evening did not drift into a mere two-goal win.

Discipline was the one category in which the visitors also finished behind, collecting three yellow cards to Buryhilsden’s two; neither side had a player sent off. Sangwon Shim opened the scoring before the break, and the later contributions from Vlado Antunović, Francisco Perez and Muhammad Zahran gave the attack several routes to the same destination. Buryhilsden’s 5-0 win was comfortably supported by the shot count and chance quality, even if five goals exceeded the xG forecast. For Wend Park, equal possession offered little comfort against a side that made far more of its time in the final third.