The report
Key Events:
- 10' Stray Paulo Vaz scores, assisted by Taeseong Choi
- 21' Yellow card to Stray Kyuhyun Pae
- 22' Penley Gustavo Rodriguez scores
- 27' Yellow card to Penley Sunday Ibrahim
- 31' Penley Hamed Kouadio scores, assisted by Constantino Silva
- 83' Yellow card to Penley Pablo Marquez
- 85' Penley Mark van Rijn scores, assisted by Giorgi Gorgadze
xG Analysis:
Stray generated an impressive 3.02 xG from 15 shots, with 10 on target, indicating their attacking intent and quality chances. However, they only managed to convert once, highlighting some finishing inefficiency. Penley's 2.19 xG from 11 attempts, with 7 on target, was sufficient to secure the win, reflecting their clinical approach and effective finishing. The disparity between expected goals and actual goals suggests Stray was slightly overperforming in attack, while Penley maximized their opportunities, especially with their three goals from relatively lower xG chances.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed solidly throughout the match. The game was characterized by collective team efforts rather than standout individual brilliance, with tactical discipline and work rate defining the contest.
This match demonstrated that possession and shot volume do not always translate into goals. Stray's attacking efforts were impressive on paper, but Penley's clinical finishing and disciplined defending ultimately secured the three points. Both teams showed resilience, but it was the visitors who capitalized on their chances, turning the game in their favor in the final third.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Taeseong Choi to Paulo Vaz. 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


