Stand Town 6 - 0 Crandon Park

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Stand Town 4.69 xG and Crandon Park 0.11, against the actual score of 6-0. Stand Town therefore finished 1.31 goals above its estimate, a notable return from 17 shots on target; Crandon Park created almost nothing in xG terms and did not put its single shot on target. The possession figures, 49% to 51%, suggest the hosts did not need to monopolise the ball to control the match. Their two corners against Crandon Park’s 13 are a reminder that set-piece volume and attacking threat are not obliged to travel together.

The opening goal arrived on 14 minutes, after yellow cards for John Wallace and Jorge Sandoval had already made Crandon Park’s early afternoon less comfortable. Stand Town added Kazuyuki Oba’s goal in the 24th minute, then scored four more after the break. Armando Teixeira completed a brace, while Julio Florez scored twice and assisted Teixeira’s opener. Florez and Ken Adams combined for both of Florez’s goals, at 59 and 89 minutes; the late finish closed out a result that had been emphatic well before its final punctuation. Crandon Park’s three yellow cards and zero shots on target offer a fairly concise account of its difficulty making the contest competitive.

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Crandon Park John Wallace
• 12' Yellow card to Crandon Park Jorge Sandoval
• 14' Stand Town Armando Teixeira scores, assisted by Julio Florez
• 24' Stand Town Kazuyuki Oba scores, assisted by Luc Yu
• 47' Stand Town John Evans scores
• 52' Stand Town Armando Teixeira scores, assisted by Grant Caron
• 59' Stand Town Julio Florez scores, assisted by Ken Adams
• 66' Yellow card to Crandon Park Michel Lemoine
• 89' Stand Town Julio Florez scores, assisted by Ken Adams

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Stand Town’s six goals exceeded its 4.69 xG by 1.31, while Crandon Park’s 0.11 xG matched a performance that yielded no shots on target. The hosts’ 21 attempts, with 17 on target, backed up the score with sustained accuracy, though the finishing still ran ahead of the chance-quality estimate. Crandon Park’s 13 corners and slight possession advantage did not translate into meaningful danger. In practical terms, Stand Town made its attacks count, and Crandon Park’s territorial moments produced little more than a large corner count.

No Crandon Park players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.