The report
Key Events:
- 7' Bringhton Stanley Wim Hendriks scores, assisted by Vincent Gomes
- 12' Bringhton Stanley Andrew Robertson scores, assisted by Vincent Gomes
- 21' Bringhton Stanley Mario Pavlić scores, assisted by Wim Hendriks
- 35' Bringhton Stanley Lance Gardiner scores, assisted by Wim Hendriks
- 38' Yellow card to Bringhton Stanley Samson Aina
- 42' Yellow card to Bringhton Stanley Andrew Robertson
- 49' Yellow card to Bringhton Stanley Jinsheng Koh
- 58' Yellow card to Cham Rangers Michel Lemoine
- 59' Bringhton Stanley Martin Wood scores, assisted by Lance Gardiner
From the outset, Stanley’s intent was clear. The visitors opened the scoring in the seventh minute when Wim Hendriks capitalized on a well-weighted pass from Vincent Gomes, slotting past the goalkeeper. The visitors doubled their lead at the twelfth minute, with Andrew Robertson finishing a slick move also set up by Gomes. The floodgates opened further as Mario Pavlić added a third at the twenty-first, assisted by Wim Hendriks, whose influence was felt throughout. Just over a decade into the game, Lance Gardiner scored the fourth, again thanks to Hendriks’ creative spark. The game’s intensity was punctuated by a series of yellow cards, including bookings for Robertson, Aina, and Koh, reflecting the growing frustration on the pitch. The visitors’ fifth came late in the second half, with Martin Wood finishing a fine team move, sealing the rout.
Tactically, Stanley’s approach was straightforward but effective: high pressing, quick transitions, and exploiting the flanks. Their expected goals tally of 4.04 aligns well with their actual output, indicating they were well worth their scoreline. The home side’s xG of just 0.26 underscores their inability to threaten the Stanley goal, despite having a decent share of possession. The visitors’ superior shot accuracy—14 on target from 19 attempts—highlighted their efficiency, while the home team’s solitary shot on target was a rare bright spot in an otherwise bleak offensive display. Stanley’s disciplined pressing and sharp finishing made the game a textbook example of how to convert dominance into goals, leaving Cham Rangers with a mountain to climb in the league standings.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Cham Rangers 52% - Bringhton Stanley 48% Shots (On Target): Cham Rangers 1 (1) - Bringhton Stanley 19 (14) Corners: Cham Rangers 6 - Bringhton Stanley 1 Fouls: Cham Rangers 5 - Bringhton Stanley 12 Yellow Cards: Cham Rangers 1 - Bringhton Stanley 3 Red Cards: Cham Rangers 0 - Bringhton Stanley 0 Dribbles: Cham Rangers 19 - Bringhton Stanley 4 Pass Accuracy: Cham Rangers 80% - Bringhton Stanley 83%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Wim Hendriks*
A commanding presence in midfield, his goal and two assists underscored his influence.
Lance Gardiner*
His goal and assist helped seal the victory, showing composure and vision.
Vincent Gomes*
Played a pivotal role in Stanley’s attacking moves, providing two assists.
Martin Wood*
Finished the game with a well-taken goal, adding to Stanley’s tally.
Andrew Robertson*
Scored early and contributed to Stanley’s relentless pressure.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Vincent Gomes to Wim Hendriks. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

