The report
Key Events:
- 10' Yellow card to Ston Town Jorge Alvez
- 17' Rednilth Steven Bell scores, assisted by Cedric Meyer
- 26' Rednilth Jose Gomez scores
- 28' Rednilth Zdravko Begović scores, assisted by Steven Bell
- 69' Rednilth Zdravko Begović scores, assisted by Jan Pronk
- 70' Yellow card to Rednilth Cedric Meyer
- 72' Yellow card to Rednilth Steven Bell
- 89' Rednilth John King scores, assisted by Jose Gomez
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Rednilth’s five goals exceeded its 4.14 xG by 0.86, a mark of finishing above the chance-quality estimate rather than an implausible escape from the numbers. The 17 shots and 16 on target point to sustained pressure and unusually reliable accuracy. Ston Town’s 0.11 xG, from a single shot that did not hit the target, reflects a night with almost no meaningful threat. The possession figures were close, 51% to 49%, but control of the ball was not control of the match: Rednilth created the chances, finished them, and left Ston Town with little to build on.
- No Ston Town players reached a rating of 7.0.
The scoreline was emphatic, and the underlying performance gives it sturdy foundations: Rednilth had far more shots, vastly more accurate ones, and enough quality in the chances to make the result unsurprising. Ston Town matched the hosts in tackles and came close in possession, but those measures could not compensate for creating just 0.11 xG. Rednilth’s late fifth, scored by John King in the 89th minute, made the margin still heavier; the match had already settled into a clear account of one side’s attacking threat and the other’s lack of it.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Zdravko Begović
Scored twice, including Rednilth’s fourth, to cap a productive night in front of goal.
Jose Gomez
Added a goal and an assist, contributing directly to two of the five.
Steven Bell
Scored, assisted Begović, and also collected a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Steven Bell for Rednilth. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

