Penny Stais 0 - 6 Axmundham

Key Events:

• 4' Axmundham Klaus Körner scores
• 25' Axmundham Kwangsik Hwang scores, assisted by Andrew Baker
• 33' Yellow card to Penny Stais Sebastian Koch
• 43' Yellow card to Axmundham Klaus Körner
• 56' Axmundham Giuseppe D'alessandro scores
• 72' Axmundham Klaus Körner scores
• 85' Axmundham Klaus Körner scores, assisted by Jose Almeida
• 90' Axmundham Jose Almeida scores, assisted by Klaus Körner

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Axmundham’s six goals came from 3.4 xG, an overperformance of 2.6 goals; Penny Stais scored none from 1.11 xG. That gap points to clinical finishing from the visitors and a punishing margin for the hosts, whose chances produced no goal. Axmundham put 13 of 14 shots on target, while Penny Stais managed four on target from five attempts. The figures show both sides found the target often, but only one converted: Axmundham’s finishing took the match well beyond what its chance quality alone would predict. With 53% possession and greater shot volume, the visitors also had the territorial edge, while Penny Stais recorded more tackles, 13 to six, without turning that defensive work into a foothold in the scoreline.

• No Penny Stais players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Penny Stais, four shots on target and a 47% share of possession offered some evidence of involvement, but not enough to make the evening competitive on the scoreboard. Axmundham’s advantage was not simply possession: it was the combination of 14 attempts, repeated accuracy and finishers who kept adding to the total. Körner supplied the hat-trick, and Almeida joined the scoring late, assisted by the man who had already done most of the damage.

The 0 - 6 result leaves little room for ambiguity: Axmundham were markedly more productive in attack, and their early goal set the tone for a performance that kept gathering force. The visitors exceeded their xG substantially, a reminder that an unusually sharp finishing display can stretch a convincing win into a rout. Penny Stais, meanwhile, had chances but no return from them. Axmundham left with all six goals, and the match’s final arithmetic was considerably less restrained than its possession figures.