Ston-Thall 1 - 4 Woter City

Key Events:

• 24' Yellow card to Woter City Guillaume Da Silva
• 32' Yellow card to Woter City Bruno Rossi
• 36' Woter City Robert Gaillard scores, assisted by Guillaume Da Silva
• 44' Ston-Thall Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 50' Woter City Bruno Rossi scores
• 64' Yellow card to Ston-Thall Philippe Robert
• 74' Yellow card to Ston-Thall Jorge Alvez
• 79' Woter City Robert Gaillard scores, assisted by Guillaume Da Silva
• 88' Woter City Guillaume Da Silva scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

Woter City scored four goals from 3.09 xG, outperforming its chance-quality estimate by 0.91. That is a substantial return, supported by 14 shots, 11 on target and a lively 11 dribbles. Ston-Thall scored once from 1.53 xG, underperforming by 0.53 despite putting all six of its shots on target. The gap in possession was nonexistent, but the gap in attempts was not: Woter City created more opportunities and converted them at a rate that made the shared possession figure look like a polite administrative detail.

The first-half exchange briefly offered Ston-Thall a route back into the contest. Robert Gaillard put Woter City ahead in the 36th minute, and Pedro Chagas replied before the interval, assisted by Jorge Alvez. Woter City restored its lead five minutes after the break through Bruno Rossi, then added two more goals late on. Gaillard completed his brace in the 79th minute, with Guillaume Da Silva providing the assist again, before Da Silva scored himself in the 88th. The sequence turned a one-goal game into a clear result, with the visitors’ attacking threat remaining evident even as the match moved toward its close.

Ston-Thall had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Woter City

• Robert Gaillard (7.6) - Scored twice, including the opening goal and the 79th-minute strike that extended the lead.
• Guillaume Da Silva (7.5) - Scored once and supplied two assists, contributing directly to three of Woter City’s goals.
• Bruno Rossi (7.0) - Scored Woter City’s second and assisted Da Silva’s late goal.

The figures tell a fairly direct story without needing to raise their voices: the teams kept the ball in equal measure, but Woter City did more with its attacking moments. Ston-Thall matched the visitors’ on-target tally only in the sense that its six efforts all found the target; Woter City produced five more shots on target overall and finished with a four-goal return. The hosts did score and briefly level the match, but the second-half goals steadily removed the possibility of a close finish. For Woter City, this was a win built on greater chance volume and ruthless conversion; for Ston-Thall, the shared possession offered little comfort once the visitors began making their attacks count.