Ston Stock 6 - 1 Preadith Athletic

Key Events:

• 11' Yellow card to Preadith Athletic Phillip Lewis
• 21' Yellow card to Preadith Athletic Michel Lemoine
• 22' Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez scores, assisted by Ronald MacDonald
• 34' Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez scores, assisted by Ronald MacDonald
• 38' Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez scores, assisted by Hernan Pavez
• 52' Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez scores, assisted by Eric Veen
• 55' Preadith Athletic Willi Schneider scores, assisted by Zdravko Ivanišević
• 63' Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez scores, assisted by Aitor Blanco
• 78' Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez scores, assisted by Jesse Torres
• 89' Yellow card to Ston Stock Eduardo Gomez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ston Stock recorded 4.79 xG and scored six, finishing 1.21 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is a notable return even for a side that put 17 of its 22 shots on target. Preadith Athletic had 0.88 xG from four shots, scoring once and converting a relatively limited supply of chances. The possession split was close, 52% to 48%, but the difference in shots and tackles points to a match in which Ston Stock turned its share of the ball into sustained attacking pressure, while Preadith Athletic had fewer opportunities to interrupt it. The scoreline was not a statistical mirage; the home side created far more, then finished at a rate that made the estimate look almost modest.

Preadith Athletic had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The six-goal haul belonged to Gomez, but Ston Stock had contributions from several teammates in the build-up, with MacDonald assisting twice and four other players providing assists across the remaining goals. Preadith Athletic did find a goal through Willi Schneider after the break, and its 84% pass accuracy slightly exceeded the hosts’ 83%. Those figures offer some evidence of composure on the ball, but not enough attacking volume to keep pace with a side registering 22 attempts.

For Ston Stock, the result was a convincing response to the only goal conceded: Gomez scored again eight minutes later, and the hosts added a sixth before the closing stages. Preadith Athletic kept possession and passing accuracy respectable, yet faced a much heavier workload without the ball, reflected in the shot and tackle counts. The final 6-1 score matched the broad shape of the match: one side repeatedly reached dangerous positions, and one striker made the most of them with unusual thoroughness.