The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Ston Stock Ronald MacDonald
- 10' Ston Stock Aitor Blanco scores
- 12' Yellow card to Ston Stock Aitor Blanco
- 18' Yellow card to Ston Stock Saliou Sow
- 29' Yellow card to Penhop's an Zdravko Ivanišević
- 30' Yellow card to Penhop's an Phillip Lewis
- 33' Penhop's an Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
- 45' Penhop's an Willi Schneider scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
- 49' Ston Stock Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Javier Vera
- 55' Yellow card to Penhop's an Pedro Chagas
- 65' Ston Stock Aitor Blanco scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
- 74' Yellow card to Ston Stock Petar Kadir
- 79' Yellow card to Ston Stock Giorgio Ferrario
- 79' Penhop's an Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
Ston Stock’s dominance in shots (25 to Penhop's 9) and expected goals (4.92 to 1.99) suggested they created the better chances, yet Penhop’s resilience and clinical finishing kept the scoreline tight. The visitors’ xG overperformance indicates they were perhaps a shade fortunate to net three times, but their relentless pressure and tactical discipline—evidenced by their 83% pass accuracy and 10 tackles—kept the game competitive. Penhop’s an, with a balanced possession split, relied on their goalkeeper’s 16 saves to stay afloat, and their goal scorers capitalized on the few clear-cut opportunities. The game was a testament to how effort and precision can sometimes outshine volume and raw attacking numbers, especially when discipline is maintained amid a flurry of cards.
In the end, both teams will reflect on missed opportunities and moments of discipline slipping away. Penhop’s an, with their sturdy defensive effort and timely goals, showed resilience, while Ston Stock’s attacking volume and creative play kept the game lively. The draw leaves the league standings as volatile as ever, with both sides capable of turning their fortunes around in the next fixture. The match’s true story was in the fine margins—where discipline, chance, and tactical execution collided in a spectacle that was as unpredictable as the league itself.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Penhop's an 50% - Ston Stock 50% Shots (On Target): Penhop's an 9 (7) - Ston Stock 25 (16) Corners: Penhop's an 10 - Ston Stock 7 Fouls: Penhop's an 12 - Ston Stock 12 Yellow Cards: Penhop's an 3 - Ston Stock 5 Red Cards: Penhop's an 0 - Ston Stock 0 Dribbles: Penhop's an 10 - Ston Stock 10 Pass Accuracy: Penhop's an 81% - Ston Stock 83% Tackles: Penhop's an 2 - Ston Stock 10
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jorge Alvez*
Provided two assists and was a constant threat from wide areas.
Michel Lemoine*
Scored a well-taken goal and linked play effectively.
Willi Schneider*
Scored a crucial goal, showing composure in front of goal.
Aitor Blanco*
Netted twice, including a vital equalizer, and was a key attacking outlet.
Xinping Boon*
Scored and assisted, demonstrating his creative influence on the game.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Aitor Blanco for Ston Stock. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

