Wournch Rovers 6 - 1 Alcoth Stanley

Key Events:

• 14' Wournch Rovers Mark Holmes scores, assisted by Cristian Mansilla
• 18' Yellow card to Alcoth Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević
• 21' Wournch Rovers Gavino Morelli scores, assisted by Mark Holmes
• 32' Yellow card to Wournch Rovers Cristian Mansilla
• 42' Yellow card to Alcoth Stanley Jorge Alvez
• 43' Wournch Rovers Gavino Morelli scores
• 58' Yellow card to Wournch Rovers Mark Holmes
• 68' Wournch Rovers Gavino Morelli scores
• 69' Wournch Rovers Gavino Morelli scores
• 76' Wournch Rovers Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Gavino Morelli
• 90' Alcoth Stanley Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Wournch Rovers at 5.08 xG and Alcoth Stanley at 0.74. The hosts’ six goals were just under one above their estimate, while the visitors’ single goal was also modestly above theirs. That is an emphatic return from Wournch Rovers, backed by 25 shots and 17 on target; Alcoth Stanley had four attempts, two of them on target, so their late goal at least gave the numbers a small note of resistance. Possession was nearly even, 49%-51%, but the shot count was not: the visitors held the ball slightly more and created far less danger. Seven corners to four for Alcoth Stanley likewise did not translate into a comparable supply of chances. The match’s basic tactical story is there in the arithmetic: territory and possession did not decide it, but the hosts’ ability to turn attacks into shots on target did.

No Alcoth Stanley players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

Wournch Rovers scored twice in the opening 21 minutes, then added another just before half-time, establishing a lead that Alcoth Stanley could not meaningfully threaten. The two goals at 68' and 69' made the second half particularly unforgiving: the visitors conceded twice in the space of a minute, before Bruno Rossi added a sixth. Alcoth Stanley found a reply through Allan Carroll in the 90th minute, assisted by Phillip Lewis, but it arrived after the contest’s central question had long since been settled. Wournch Rovers finished with a 6-1 win, a result proportionate to their dominance in shooting and considerably more generous to the visitors than the afternoon’s shot tally might have suggested.