Santington 6 - 0 Dunscotgrool

Key Events:

• 10' Santington Manuel De Andrade scores, assisted by Plamen Angelov
• 11' Yellow card to Santington Diogenes Morales
• 16' Santington Felipe Da Costa scores
• 19' Santington scores, assisted by Manuel De Andrade
• 22' Yellow card to Santington Moustapha Doumbia
• 38' Yellow card to Santington Manuel De Andrade
• 43' Santington Peter Klausen scores, assisted by Daryl Brown
• 55' Santington David Stewart scores, assisted by Plamen Angelov
• 74' Santington Plamen Angelov scores, assisted by Manuel De Andrade

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Santington scored six from 3.9 xG, a substantial return above the chance-quality estimate. The 15 shots on target from 16 attempts underline how efficiently the hosts made their opportunities count, though the final score still represents notable finishing over-performance rather than a simple one-for-one translation of chances. Dunscotgrool finished without a goal from 0.36 xG, and managed just two shots, only one on target. Their 57 per cent possession and 85 per cent pass accuracy did not become enough attacking threat to trouble the scoreboard. Santington, by contrast, made its lower share of the ball count through direct, productive attacks; the visitors had more of the possession, but little of the danger.

• No Dunscotgrool players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline had effectively settled into a rout before the interval: Santington led 4-0 at half-time, with the first four goals arriving between the 10th and 43rd minutes. The sequence showed several routes to goal, from Manuel De Andrade’s early finish and Felipe Da Costa’s strike to the assisted effort in the 19th minute, whose scorer remains unnamed in the match record. Peter Klausen added a fourth before the break, and the hosts continued after it rather than treating the second half as paperwork.

David Stewart made it five in the 55th minute, with Plamen Angelov supplying the assist; Angelov then scored the sixth himself in the 74th, assisted by Manuel De Andrade. Angelov’s one goal and two assists, alongside De Andrade’s matching attacking contribution, made them the clearest individual standouts. Three yellow cards for Santington added a scruffier note to an otherwise emphatic afternoon, while the visitors received none. Dunscotgrool edged possession and passing accuracy, but Santington dominated the measures that most directly mattered: shots, shots on target and, finally, goals.