Boss-upon City 1 - 4 Ston Albion

Key Events:

• 7' Ston Albion Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 9' Yellow card to Boss-upon City Nilson Pires
• 29' Yellow card to Boss-upon City Jorge Alvez
• 35' Ston Albion Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 41' Red card to Ston Albion Phillip Lewis
• 45' Ston Albion Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 57' Boss-upon City Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 80' Yellow card to Ston Albion Philippe Robert
• 88' Ston Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 90' Yellow card to Boss-upon City Philippe Robert

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ston Albion scored four from an xG of 3.54, a modest return above the chance-quality estimate, while Boss-upon City scored once from 0.88 xG, also slightly outperforming theirs. The gulf in volume was less modest: the visitors had 14 shots, all on target, against four shots and three on target for the hosts. That pattern supports the scoreline as a reflection of Ston Albion’s attacking pressure, rather than a match decided by one fortunate finish. Boss-upon City showed some threat in limited opportunities, but Ston Albion repeatedly turned possession and forward pressure into attempts that tested the defence.

The red card to Phillip Lewis might have changed the balance, but the visitors still added a goal in the 45th minute and another late on. Boss-upon City’s response through Phillip Lewis at 57' made the match 3-1, yet the hosts did not turn that foothold into a sustained shift in the shot count. Ston Albion finished with 58 per cent possession and greater pass accuracy, while Boss-upon City recorded more dribbles. The visitors’ advantage was therefore not simply that they kept the ball; they made far more of their attacks reach the target. Allan Carroll was central to that difference, scoring once and assisting three times.