Wasillins 4 - 1 Burnfiell

Key Events:

• 10' Yellow card to Wasillins Predrag Divčić
• 11' Burnfiell Philippe Robert scores
• 31' Wasillins Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Miloš Janković
• 45' Wasillins Pedro Guzman scores
• 49' Wasillins Pedro Guzman scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 57' Yellow card to Wasillins Pedro Guzman
• 75' Yellow card to Wasillins Vincenzo Bruno
• 90' Wasillins Hugo Nogueira scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 90' Yellow card to Burnfiell Michel Lemoine

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

Wasillins’ 4 goals came from an xG of 3.09, an over-performance of 0.91 goals. That is a healthy return rather than a statistical miracle, and the 11 shots on target from 14 attempts help explain how the hosts kept their pressure productive. Burnfiell scored once from an xG of 1.13, finishing 0.13 below the estimate. With four shots on target from five attempts, the visitors did find ways to test the goal; the difference was that Wasillins created the greater overall volume and converted often enough to make that advantage decisive.

The equal 50% possession figures tell only part of the story. Wasillins had more than twice Burnfiell’s shots and a substantial edge in tackles, while the visitors registered one more corner and slightly higher pass accuracy. The match was not a matter of one side monopolising the ball so much as Wasillins doing more with its share. After going behind in the 11th minute, the hosts levelled through Luis Pinto, then scored at the close of the first half and again four minutes after the restart. That pair of goals changed the shape of the contest: Burnfiell still had attempts, but Wasillins had the cushion and the better route to the next decisive moment.

Wasillins

• Pedro Guzman (7.3) - Scored twice, including the goal that put Wasillins ahead, and was the only recorded standout performer.

Burnfiell

• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Wasillins’ four-goal haul was built across the match rather than in one brief burst: the equaliser steadied the response, the two goals around half-time supplied separation, and Hugo Nogueira added a final measure at 90'. Burnfiell’s opener made the hosts work for the result, and the visitors’ four shots on target showed they were not reduced to spectators. Still, Wasillins’ higher shot count and stronger xG gave the 4 - 1 score a clear foundation. Three yellow cards for the hosts and one for Burnfiell added a little disciplinary bookkeeping to an otherwise straightforward conclusion: Wasillins converted its attacking advantage into a convincing win.