Sombley County 5 - 0 Wootton Villa

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Sombley County Joe Fleming
• 10' Sombley County Joe Fleming scores, assisted by Enrique Riquelme
• 24' Sombley County Pablo Martinez scores, assisted by Angel Morales
• 50' Yellow card to Wootton Villa Pedro Chagas
• 65' Sombley County scores, assisted by Graeme Doyle
• 83' Yellow card to Sombley County Enrique Riquelme
• 87' Sombley County Bongsoo Pang scores, assisted by Graeme Doyle
• 89' Sombley County Pablo Martinez scores, assisted by Bongsoo Pang

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sombley County scored five from 2.95 expected goals, an overperformance of 2.05. That points to unusually clinical finishing on top of a strong supply of chances: the hosts put 10 of 14 shots on target, while keeping Wootton Villa to one shot and 0.26 xG. The visitors therefore finished without a goal and substantially below even that modest chance estimate. The four corners for Wootton Villa, against one for Sombley County, did not translate into a meaningful volume of shots; possession and the shot count instead underline how little attacking output the visitors managed.

For Sombley County, Pablo Martinez led the recorded ratings at 7.6, with two goals, including the late strike that completed the five-goal total. Bongsoo Pang earned 7.3 after scoring and assisting, while Graeme Doyle received 7.0 for providing two assists. The available ratings leave no standout performer of 7.0 or higher for Wootton Villa.

The match was decided early enough to make the rest of the evening a long pursuit for Wootton Villa: Joe Fleming opened the scoring in the 10th minute, and Pablo Martinez doubled the lead before the break. After the interval, the 65th-minute goal supplied by Graeme Doyle widened the margin; Bongsoo Pang and Martinez then added two more in the final minutes. Sombley County had more possession, many more shots and five goals to show for its pressure. Wootton Villa did win the corner count and record more dribbles, but neither measure could repair a one-shot attacking return. The final 5-0 was clear in the numbers, and even clearer by the time the closing minutes arrived.