Stesburn Wanderers 1 - 4 Prumborne

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Prumborne Julien Masson
• 23' Yellow card to Prumborne Uriel Contreras
• 39' Yellow card to Stesburn Wanderers Jonathan Valdivia
• 40' Prumborne Uriel Contreras scores, assisted by Julien Masson
• 43' Prumborne Noe Hernandez scores, assisted by Uriel Contreras
• 49' Prumborne Victor Batista scores
• 54' Stesburn Wanderers Bert de Vries scores, assisted by Ivan Raja
• 66' Prumborne Victor Batista scores, assisted by Amaro Andrade
• 80' Yellow card to Prumborne Victor Batista
• 83' Yellow card to Stesburn Wanderers Salva Maisuradze
• 89' Yellow card to Stesburn Wanderers Saliou Gaye
• 90' Yellow card to Stesburn Wanderers Dean Nicholson

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Prumborne scored four goals from an xG of 4.93, a little below the chance quality they created but still a substantial return. Stesburn Wanderers scored once from 0.89 xG, close to their expected output. The contrast was in volume: Prumborne put 22 shots on goal, with 18 on target, while Stesburn Wanderers managed four attempts and three on target. The visitors’ 44% possession did not prevent them from repeatedly reaching dangerous shooting positions; the hosts had more of the ball and more corners, but far fewer attempts to turn those advantages into goals.

• Stesburn Wanderers: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Victor Batista (7.3) - Scored twice, giving Prumborne a decisive attacking contribution.
• Uriel Contreras (7.0) - Scored the opener and assisted Noe Hernandez’s goal.

The 4-1 scoreline reflects the difference between the sides’ attacking output: Prumborne scored three times before Bert de Vries pulled one back, then Victor Batista restored the visitors’ three-goal advantage. Stesburn Wanderers did keep the ball more often and completed passes more accurately, but the match was ultimately governed by how often each side tested the goal. Four yellow cards for the hosts and three for Prumborne added a busy disciplinary subplot; neither side saw a red card. For Prumborne, the afternoon’s arithmetic was pleasingly direct: fewer corners, less possession, four goals.