Hay Mor Town 1 - 4 Widebiteigaton

Key Events:

• 7' Yellow card to Hay Mor Town Jorge Alvez
• 15' Yellow card to Widebiteigaton Luis Pinto
• 33' Widebiteigaton Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Derek Stewart
• 39' Widebiteigaton Derek Stewart scores
• 55' Widebiteigaton Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 68' Yellow card to Widebiteigaton Bruno Rossi
• 74' Yellow card to Widebiteigaton Lindomar Da Silva
• 78' Yellow card to Widebiteigaton Derek Stewart
• 83' Widebiteigaton Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 84' Hay Mor Town Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Hay Mor Town 2.37 xG and Widebiteigaton 3.14. The final 1-4 score tells a story of sharply different finishing: the hosts scored 1, 1.37 fewer than their expected total, while the visitors scored 4, 0.86 above theirs. Hay Mor Town had 52% possession and nine shots on target from ten attempts, so this was not a matter of failing to get the ball toward goal. Rather, a substantial share of their promising work brought only one return. Widebiteigaton, meanwhile, put 12 of 13 shots on target and converted four, making its slightly lower share of possession an unremarkable detail beside that efficiency. The visitors’ three-goal winning margin reflects both their greater xG and a finishing edge that widened the gap beyond the estimate.

• Hay Mor Town: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Widebiteigaton:
• Friedrich Unger (7.3) - Scored once and assisted another, contributing at both ends of the visitors’ attack.
• Derek Stewart (7.0) - Scored and assisted, though his evening also included a yellow card.
• Bruno Rossi (7.0) - Added a goal and an assist to a performance that also brought a yellow card.

For Hay Mor Town, the 84th-minute goal from Philippe Robert, assisted by Pedro Chagas, supplied a late answer but arrived after Widebiteigaton had already scored four. The hosts had nine corners to the visitors’ eight and slightly more of the ball, yet those measures could not compensate for the difference in conversion. Widebiteigaton also made eight tackles to Hay Mor Town’s four, one more indication of the visitors’ greater activity without possession. Four yellow cards made their route to the result somewhat untidy, but not uncertain: Widebiteigaton leave with a 4-1 win, while Hay Mor Town are left with the awkward arithmetic of a respectable chance total and only one goal.