Penham Villa 0 - 7 Budler City

Key Events:

• 2' Budler City Cristhian Galvez scores
• 10' Budler City Cristhian Galvez scores
• 19' Budler City Renato Pagano scores, assisted by Jose Ribeiro
• 32' Yellow card to Budler City an unnamed player
• 51' Yellow card to Penham Villa Jorge Alvez
• 56' Budler City Renato Pagano scores, assisted by Adnan Mujić
• 62' Budler City scores, assisted by Renato Pagano
• 85' Budler City Cristhian Galvez scores, assisted by Simon Acuña
• 86' Budler City scores, assisted by Jose Ribeiro
• 88' Yellow card to Penham Villa Phillip Lewis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Budler City scored seven from an xG of 3.55, finishing well above the chance-quality estimate. That is a substantial over-performance, but it came with 17 shots and 12 on target, so the visitors were not relying on a single improbable ricochet to build the margin. Penham Villa registered 0.01 xG and no shots: their 57% possession and six corners did not translate into a recorded attempt, leaving the ball under their control more often than the danger. The contrast was the match in miniature: Penham Villa circulated and carried the ball, while Budler City turned their attacks into chances and those chances into an unusually large return.

• Budler City
• Cristhian Galvez (8.4) - Scored three times, including the first two goals that gave the visitors an early grip on the match.
• Renato Pagano (8.1) - Added two goals and an assist, contributing directly to three of Budler City’s seven.
• Jose Ribeiro (7.0) - Supplied two assists and helped turn the visitors’ attacking pressure into goals.
• Penham Villa had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was emphatic, and the route to it was plain enough: Budler City struck early, added a third before the half-hour, then scored four more after the break. Penham Villa did win the possession count and completed passes at a higher rate, but those comforts came without a shot to show for them. For Budler City, the late goals made an already decisive result still more lopsided; for Penham Villa, the central task was not keeping the ball, but finding a way to make it matter.