Wellin-Wycot 1 - 4 Willock United

Key Events:

• 8' Willock United Sam Morris scores
• 16' Willock United John McDonald scores, assisted by Issa Sarr
• 28' Yellow card to Willock United Sam Morris
• 37' Willock United Issa Sarr scores
• 41' Yellow card to Wellin-Wycot an unnamed player
• 44' Willock United Sam Morris scores, assisted by Issa Sarr
• 45' Yellow card to Willock United Colin Hogg
• 52' Wellin-Wycot Marin Stojanović scores, assisted by Niels Petersen
• 60' Yellow card to Wellin-Wycot Plamen Georgiev
• 87' Yellow card to Wellin-Wycot Marin Stojanović

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wellin-Wycot recorded 3.81 xG and scored once, a substantial shortfall that suggests the hosts created chances of real quality but did not convert them often enough. Willock United, by contrast, scored four from 1.58 xG: a remarkable return from a limited number of opportunities. The shot figures sharpen the contrast. The hosts put 14 of 17 attempts on target yet managed only one goal; the visitors hit the target with all six of their shots and scored four. That points to ruthless finishing from Willock United and a day when Wellin-Wycot could not make its attacking volume count. The visitors’ 56% possession and superior pass accuracy helped them control more of the ball, but the decisive difference was what happened when the shots arrived.

• Wellin-Wycot had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Issa Sarr (7.8) - Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three of Willock United’s four goals.
• Sam Morris (7.3) - Scored twice and was booked in a busy first half.

The match was effectively shaped by Willock United’s first-half finishing: four goals by the 44th minute left Wellin-Wycot with a steep deficit despite producing far more attempts. Marin Stojanović pulled one back in the 52nd minute, assisted by Niels Petersen, but the hosts’ greater shot count never became a sustained change to the result. The three yellow cards for Wellin-Wycot and two for Willock United added some edge, though neither side received a red card. In the end, Willock United carried away a 4-1 win built on efficiency, while Wellin-Wycot were left with the unusual consolation of having made the greater case to the chance-quality estimate.