Rombortfort Wes 0 - 8 Daverley Villa

Key Events:

• 19' Yellow card to Rombortfort Wes Michel Lemoine
• 30' Daverley Villa Nuno Fernandes scores
• 33' Daverley Villa Gilberto De Oliveira scores, assisted by Emanuel Coelho
• 37' Daverley Villa Song Mah scores, assisted by Neil Sutton
• 52' Yellow card to Rombortfort Wes Philippe Robert
• 62' Daverley Villa Christopher Morris scores
• 65' Daverley Villa Cyril Stone scores, assisted by Christopher Morris
• 68' Daverley Villa Cyril Stone scores
• 81' Daverley Villa Song Mah scores, assisted by Levan Kapanadze
• 84' Daverley Villa Cyril Stone scores, assisted by Karsten Rohde

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Daverley Villa 5.05 xG and Rombortfort Wes 0.26. Eight goals from 5.05 xG is clear over-performance: the visitors finished with unusual ruthlessness, though 18 shots on target from 23 attempts show that the scoring was built on a sustained supply of chances rather than one fortunate spell. Rombortfort Wes scored none from 0.26 xG, a modest under-performance in absolute terms, but one shot across the match left little room for a different attacking story. Possession was not wildly lopsided at 45–55, yet the shot count and accuracy describe the more important imbalance: Daverley Villa repeatedly reached dangerous positions, while Rombortfort Wes rarely troubled the goal.

Rombortfort Wes: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Daverley Villa:

• Cyril Stone (8.4) - Scored three times, supplying the sharpest edge to an attack that kept producing chances.
• Song Mah (7.6) - Added two goals, including one in the first-half burst that established control.
• Christopher Morris (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Cyril Stone, contributing directly to two goals.

For Rombortfort Wes, two yellow cards arrived amid a match in which the visitors’ pressure kept rebuilding. Five corners to three offered the hosts some attacking set pieces, but the lone shot tells how little came of the possession they did have. Daverley Villa were more accurate in passing, more active in dribbling and, most consequentially, far more productive in front of goal. The 0-8 scoreline is emphatic; the difference in chances suggests it was not an isolated finishing exhibition, but a performance in which Daverley Villa controlled where the danger came from and then finished beyond even the estimate’s expectations.