Oldsea Stanley 4 - 0 Pridpon Park

Key Events:

• 11' Oldsea Stanley Giorgi Labadze scores, assisted by Andres Jordan
• 32' Oldsea Stanley Giorgi Labadze scores, assisted by Oto Tskhoidze
• 33' Yellow card to Oldsea Stanley Andres Jordan
• 45' Oldsea Stanley Giorgi Labadze scores, assisted by Lucky Abubakar
• 74' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Marcus Allen
• 87' Oldsea Stanley James Barnes scores, assisted by Lucky Abubakar

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Oldsea Stanley’s 4-0 return came from 3.19 xG, an over-performance of 0.81 goals; a healthy conversion, rather than a result wholly out of keeping with the chances created. Pridpon Park recorded 0.61 xG and scored none, leaving them short of the modest threat their opportunities represented. The shot count tells the broader story: 15 attempts, 11 on target for Oldsea Stanley, against three attempts and two on target for Pridpon Park. Possession was nearly even, but the visitors’ share of the ball did not translate into enough shooting opportunities to trouble the hosts consistently. Oldsea Stanley paired a small edge in possession with a much larger advantage in shots and chance quality. The difference was not who had the ball for longer; it was what happened when either side had it.

No Pridpon Park players reached a 7.0 rating.

The fourth goal arrived in the 87th minute, with James Barnes finishing after Lucky Abubakar’s second assist. It added polish to a result already secured by Labadze before half-time. For all the near-parity in possession and dribbles, Pridpon Park had too little attacking output to make the contest close, while Oldsea Stanley made its opportunities count and kept the clean sheet. A four-goal margin can make the match look simple; the figures show the more precise explanation: one side repeatedly turned possession into shots, and the other rarely did.