Eale Stanley 9 - 0 Alcoth Stanley

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Alcoth Stanley Allan Carroll
• 8' Eale Stanley Alexander Dickson scores, assisted by Javier Pitti
• 17' Eale Stanley Francisco Santos scores, assisted by Mile Osmanović
• 25' Eale Stanley Alexander Dickson scores, assisted by Karim Coulibaly
• 37' Eale Stanley Alexander Dickson scores, assisted by Javier Pitti
• 41' Eale Stanley Karim Coulibaly scores, assisted by Francisco Santos
• 59' Eale Stanley Javier Pitti scores, assisted by Francisco Santos
• 61' Eale Stanley Francisco Santos scores, assisted by Mile Osmanović
• 75' Eale Stanley Dean Rahman scores, assisted by Karim Coulibaly
• 88' Eale Stanley Francisco Santos scores, assisted by Michael Brown

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Eale Stanley scored nine from an xG of 3.71, a substantial overperformance even by the standards of a day when the net was apparently accepting applications in bulk. The hosts put 13 of their 17 shots on target, and their finishing made the gap between chance quality and final score unusually wide. Alcoth Stanley recorded 0.01 xG and no shots, so the 0-0 attacking return was a fair reflection of the very limited threat represented by the numbers. Their 56% possession, five corners and 89% pass accuracy did not translate into attempts; keeping the ball was not the same as making Eale Stanley defend it.

Eale Stanley

• Francisco Santos (9.4) - Scored three and assisted twice, contributing directly to five goals.
• Alexander Dickson (8.4) - Scored three times, including the opening goal.
• Javier Pitti (7.8) - Added a goal and two assists to a busy contribution in attack.
• Karim Coulibaly (7.8) - Scored once and assisted twice.
• Mile Osmanović (7.0) - Supplied two assists.

Alcoth Stanley No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

For Eale Stanley, the match offered both ruthless finishing and a clear warning against treating possession as a destination. They had less of the ball, fewer corners and lower pass accuracy, yet produced all 17 of the recorded shots and converted nine. Alcoth Stanley registered five corners and 13 dribbles, but neither measure came with a shot; the attacking sequence stopped before it could trouble the scoreboard.

The scoring was spread across the full match, with five goals before half-time and four after the break. Dickson completed his hat-trick by the 37th minute, while Santos finished with three goals and two assists. That is a formidable share of the work, though the assists from Pitti, Coulibaly and Osmanović show the supply line was not a one-person operation. Eale Stanley finished 9-0 ahead, precisely matching the events: nine home goals, none for Alcoth Stanley.