Sandon Albion 4 - 0 Bisham Town

Key Events:

• 36' Yellow card to Bisham Town Thomas Sørensen
• 43' Sandon Albion Richard Soh scores, assisted by Kenji Sato
• 45' Sandon Albion Junhyeok Youn scores, assisted by Giuseppe Bellini
• 68' Yellow card to Bisham Town Vincent Gibson
• 74' Sandon Albion Ronnie Madsen scores
• 79' Yellow card to Sandon Albion Michel Laurent
• 86' Yellow card to Sandon Albion Junhyeok Youn
• 90' Sandon Albion Richard Soh scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sandon Albion scored four from an xG of 4.58, a slight underperformance against the quality of the chances created, though hardly one that will trouble the celebrations. The hosts’ 23 shots, 15 on target and 59% possession describe a side that repeatedly carried danger into the attacking phase and gave itself ample opportunity to score. Bisham Town, by contrast, registered an xG of 1.31 from seven shots, with four on target, but finished without a goal. The gap between the teams was clear in both the chance volume and the final score: Sandon Albion made sustained pressure count, while the visitors could not convert their smaller share of promising openings. The three corners apiece suggest the advantage was not simply a matter of set-piece volume; open-play threat did much of the separating.

The late first-half pair changed the shape of the contest. Richard Soh opened the scoring in the 43rd minute, then Junhyeok Youn added another in the 45th, leaving Bisham Town with little time to reset before the interval. Sandon Albion did not settle for protecting that advantage: Ronnie Madsen made it three in the 74th minute, and Soh completed his brace in the 90th. With 15 shots on target, the hosts kept asking the question often enough that the answer eventually became four goals. The visitors’ 41% possession and seven attempts tell a more limited attacking story, although their four shots on target mean the afternoon was not entirely spent watching from a distance.

The cards arrived around the goals without changing the result’s direction. Bisham Town had two cautions before and after the hosts’ first-half breakthrough; Sandon Albion also collected two in the closing stages. Neither side had a player sent off. The numbers point to a comprehensive win built on territory, volume and a well-timed burst just before half-time, rather than a match decided by a single fortunate bounce. Sandon Albion finished with four goals and a clean sheet; Bisham Town had enough attempts to make the scoreline less comfortable in theory, but not enough finishing to do so in practice.

• No Bisham Town player reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.