The report
Key Events:
- 16' Quedbury City Vasco Mendes scores
- 29' Yellow card to Quedbury City Xinping Boon
- 33' Quedbury City Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
- 41' Quedbury City Abdou Diallo scores, assisted by Michael Page
- 44' Newitch Wanderers Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 49' Quedbury City Xinping Boon scores
- 52' Quedbury City Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Michael Page
- 74' Newitch Wanderers Nilson Pires scores
- 79' Quedbury City Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Michael van Zanten
- 86' Yellow card to Newitch Wanderers Seungwoo Jeong
Quedbury City dominated possession with 59%, and their 24 shots—16 on target—highlighted their offensive intent. Their expected goals (xG) of 4.84 was well over the actual tally of six goals, indicating a degree of finishing efficiency that bordered on the ruthless. The home side’s 3 shots and 0.82 xG reflect a game where they rarely threatened, and their defensive efforts were often left chasing shadows. The visitors’ ability to convert chances, especially Xinping Boon’s hat-trick, was the story of the game, with the home team’s defensive lapses exploited ruthlessly.
The match’s key moments told a story of early dominance from Quedbury, with Vasco Mendes opening the scoring in the 16th minute. Xinping Boon then scored twice in quick succession, assisted by Vladimir štimac and Michael Page, before Abdou Diallo added a fourth. The Wanderers responded with a goal from Pedro Chagas just before half-time, but the visitors’ relentless second-half pressing saw Xinping Boon complete his hat-trick, and Luca Colombo added a sixth. Nilson Pires’ late goal was a consolation, but the game was already decided long before the final whistle. Quedbury’s attacking efficiency and disciplined midfield were decisive, while Wanderers’ defensive frailty was exposed repeatedly.
The game was a textbook example of how possession and shot volume do not always translate into results, especially when finishing is so clinical. Quedbury’s ability to convert their chances, combined with Wanderers’ defensive lapses, resulted in a scoreline that could have been even more lopsided. Despite the high number of saves from Wanderers’ goalkeeper, the visitors’ attacking precision proved decisive. For Wanderers, the challenge now is to tighten their defence and find a way to convert their limited chances into goals. For Quedbury, this game was a reminder of their attacking potency, with Xinping Boon’s hat-trick standing out as a highlight of the division so far.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Vasco Mendes*
Scored early but was largely overwhelmed by the visitors’ attack.
Pedro Chagas*
Netted a goal and showed some attacking intent, but lacked support.
Michel Lemoine*
Provided the assist for Chagas and was active in midfield.
Seungwoo Jeong*
Picked up a late yellow card, struggled to influence the game.
Xinping Boon*
Hat-trick hero, clinical finishing, and a constant threat.
Michael Page*
Two assists and orchestrated much of Quedbury’s creative play.
Vladimir štimac*
Provided the assist for Xinping Boon’s second goal, lively in midfield.
Abdou Diallo*
Scored a goal and helped anchor the visitors’ defence.
Michael van Zanten*
Assisted Colombo’s goal, energetic on the flank.
Luca Colombo*
Added the sixth with a well-placed finish.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Vasco Mendes, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison