Willey Town 1 - 4 Willing County

Key Events:

• 13' Willing County Kwangjo Har scores
• 16' Willing County Kwangjo Har scores, assisted by Michael Coronado
• 37' Yellow card to Willing County Vicente Sousa
• 50' Willey Town Michel Boonstra scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 61' Willing County Kwangjo Har scores
• 61' Yellow card to Willey Town Israel Morales
• 62' Yellow card to Willing County Kwangjo Har
• 86' Willing County Ciro Vinci scores, assisted by Michael Coronado

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Willing County recorded 3.64 xG and scored four, a return just above the chance-quality estimate and a fair reflection of a night when their attempts repeatedly troubled the target. Willey Town scored once from 0.74 xG, finishing modestly ahead of the estimate, but created too little to make that goal a route back into the match. The shot count tells the tactical story more clearly than possession: Willey Town had 52% of the ball, yet managed only four attempts, while Willing County fashioned 15 and put 14 on target. The hosts circulated possession and dribbled more, but the visitors made their attacks count in the areas that matter. Having two goals on the board by the 16th minute gave Willing County a substantial advantage early; Kwangjo Har added his third after the interval, and Ciro Vinci completed the scoring in the 86th.

For Willey Town, Michel Boonstra’s 50th-minute goal briefly narrowed the score, with Xinping Boon providing the assist, but the response did not alter the underlying balance of chances. The hosts finished with more possession, more dribbles and more tackles; those numbers show effort and involvement, though not enough threat to unsettle a side that had already built a two-goal lead. Willing County, by contrast, were direct in the useful sense: they produced a high volume of shots, put almost all of them on target, and kept scoring after the break. The final margin was three, and the numbers leave little room to argue it was an accidental one.