The report
Key Events:
- 14' St Boss Wey Rovers Francisco Carmona scores, assisted by Roman Tchanturia
- 16' St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry scores, assisted by Fabrice Deschamps
- 23' Yellow card to Sandon Albion Heng Mok
- 24' St Boss Wey Rovers Fabrice Deschamps scores
- 26' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Stephen Bailey
- 38' St Boss Wey Rovers Roman Tchanturia scores, assisted by Stephen Bailey
- 44' St Boss Wey Rovers Fabrice Deschamps scores
- 48' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Francisco Carmona
- 53' St Boss Wey Rovers Roman Tchanturia scores, assisted by Georges Bailly
- 56' St Boss Wey Rovers Fabrice Deschamps scores, assisted by Roman Tchanturia
- 65' Yellow card to Sandon Albion an unnamed player
- 68' St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry scores, assisted by Francisco Carmona
- 73' St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry scores, assisted by Francisco Carmona
- 81' St Boss Wey Rovers Wael Azab scores, assisted by Francisco Carmona
- 90' St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry scores, assisted by Georges Bailly
From the outset, Wey Rovers dictated the tempo, with a possession share of 55% and a commanding 21 shots—18 on target—compared to Sandon Albion’s solitary, almost token effort. The expected goals (xG) tally of 4.86 starkly contrasts with the actual 11 goals scored, indicating a degree of ruthless finishing that turned chances into goals with alarming efficiency. The visitors’ defensive frailty was exposed repeatedly, and Wey Rovers’ ability to convert their chances was the defining feature of the game. The tactical setup allowed Wey Rovers to press high and dominate possession, while Sandon Albion struggled to mount any meaningful counterattack, their dribbles and tackles numbers reflecting a team chasing shadows more than a cohesive unit.
The game’s narrative was shaped by a series of key moments, starting with Francisco Carmona opening the scoring in the 14th minute, assisted by Roman Tchanturia. Wey Rovers quickly doubled their lead through Scott Hendry in the 16th, with Fabrice Deschamps providing the assist. The floodgates opened thereafter, with Fabrice Deschamps adding a goal in the 24th and Roman Tchanturia scoring twice—once in the 38th and again in the 53rd—each time demonstrating precision and awareness. The hosts’ relentless attack culminated with Wael Azab and Scott Hendry adding late goals, sealing the rout. Sandon Albion’s only notable event was a yellow card to Heng Mok in the 23rd minute, a reflection of their frustration and inability to cope with Wey Rovers’ relentless pressure.
No players from Sandon Albion managed to reach a rating of 7.0 or above, a testament to their struggles throughout the match.
The statistics reinforce the narrative of one-sided dominance, with Wey Rovers controlling the game from start to finish. Their high shot count and conversion rate made the scoreline a reflection of their attacking intent, while Sandon Albion’s inability to threaten at all was evident in their zero shots and minimal xG. The match will be remembered for Wey Rovers’ clinical finishing and the stark contrast in performance levels, a reminder that in football, effort alone does not win games—precision and composure do.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Scott Hendry*
A hat-trick of goals and relentless in his movement, Hendry was the standout performer.
Fabrice Deschamps*
His three goals and assist underscore his influence on the game.
Roman Tchanturia*
A creative force, scoring twice and providing two assists.
Francisco Carmona*
A goal, three assists, and a yellow card, showing his all-round contribution.
Georges Bailly*
Two assists and a steady presence in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Roman Tchanturia to Francisco Carmona. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison