Dunstourshuth 1 - 4 Witch Villa

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Witch Villa Mario Grabovac
• 13' Yellow card to Dunstourshuth Miguel Acosta
• 28' Witch Villa Abdoulaye Diouf scores
• 43' Witch Villa Sani Okonkwo scores, assisted by Abdoulaye Diouf
• 45' Witch Villa Mario Grabovac scores, assisted by Mohammed Ayinde
• 56' Witch Villa Mohammed Ayinde scores, assisted by Henry Verschoor
• 63' Yellow card to Witch Villa Henry Verschoor
• 63' Dunstourshuth Mario Grabovac scores
• 80' Yellow card to Witch Villa Tomislav Vlačić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Dunstourshuth at 1.78 xG and Witch Villa at 2.25. Witch Villa therefore outscored its estimate by 1.75 goals, while Dunstourshuth finished 0.78 below its own; the away side made its chances count with a notably ruthless return. The difference between xG totals was modest compared with the final score, suggesting that finishing, rather than a complete absence of opportunities for the hosts, shaped the margin. Dunstourshuth had 60% possession, 13 corners and seven shots on target, but that volume brought only one goal. Witch Villa, with 40% of the ball and three corners, needed fewer routes into the attacking third and took them with greater consequence. Four goals from 2.25 xG is a substantial overperformance; it is also the sort of afternoon that makes possession statistics feel politely ignored.

• No Dunstourshuth players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The match’s decisive spell arrived just before and after half-time: Sani Okonkwo made it 2-0 in the 43rd minute, Mario Grabovac added a third in the 45th, and Mohammed Ayinde extended the lead in the 56th. Dunstourshuth did find a response through its own Mario Grabovac in the 63rd minute, but the goal came after the visitors had already built a four-goal lead. His namesake had scored for Witch Villa earlier, a small fixture in the match’s list of peculiarities.

The numbers underline the contrast without telling the whole story. Dunstourshuth completed 86% of its passes and had more possession, while Witch Villa recorded 14 fouls to the hosts’ four and collected three yellow cards to one. Neither side had a player sent off. For all the hosts’ pressure and careful circulation, Witch Villa left with a 4-1 win built on direct returns from its chances. Dunstourshuth had plenty of the ball; the visitors had most of the goals.