The report
Key Events:
- 3' Wournhe Wanderers scores
- 18' Wournhe Wanderers scores
- 25' Yellow card to Teigh Vale Friedrich Unger
- 30' Wournhe Wanderers scores
- 33' Wournhe Wanderers scores
- 36' Wournhe Wanderers scores
- 42' Yellow card to Teigh Vale Rainer Müller
The game burst into life early, with Wournhe Wanderers opening the scoring in the 3rd minute, setting the tone for what was to come. The visitors continued to press, doubling their lead in the 18th minute. A yellow card to Friedrich Unger for Teigh Vale in the 25th minute did little to stem the tide, as Wournhe Wanderers added a third in the 30th minute, followed by two more before halftime, in the 33rd and 36th minutes. The hosts attempted to rally, but their efforts were hampered by a second yellow card to Rainer Müller in the 42nd minute, which further exposed their defensive frailty. Wournhe Wanderers' relentless attack was underpinned by their high shot volume and precision, as evidenced by their 11 shots on target from 17 attempts, far outstripping Teigh Vale's solitary effort.
Tactically, Wournhe Wanderers capitalized on their superior shot quality, reflected in their 3.39 xG compared to Teigh Vale's 0.26. Their ability to create high-quality chances was evident, and their finishing was sharp enough to convert almost every opportunity. Meanwhile, Teigh Vale struggled to generate meaningful scoring chances, with only a single shot and minimal threat. The game demonstrated the importance of clinical finishing and disciplined defending, as the visitors' offensive efficiency overwhelmed the home side’s defensive organization. The match was a stark reminder that possession alone does not win games, especially when chances are squandered or conceded so readily.
Teigh Vale players did not reach the 7.0+ threshold, reflecting their overall struggles. Wournhe Wanderers players also did not reach 7.0+, but their collective performance was marked by clinical finishing and disciplined defending.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Friedrich Unger*
Booked early, his influence was limited and he struggled to contain the opposition.
Rainer Müller*
His yellow card in the 42nd minute hampered his effectiveness and the team's cohesion.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Vitor Moutinho to Edwin Chavez. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

