Selliffiel Athletic 6 - 0 Ston-Thall

Key Events:

• 10' Selliffiel Athletic Ricky Butler scores
• 16' Selliffiel Athletic Idrissa Diarra scores, assisted by Scott Stewart
• 21' Selliffiel Athletic Ivan Pranjić scores
• 24' Selliffiel Athletic Alan Maxwell scores, assisted by Scott Stewart
• 30' Yellow card to Ston-Thall Phillip Lewis
• 60' Yellow card to Ston-Thall Jorge Alvez
• 64' Selliffiel Athletic Ricky Butler scores, assisted by Alan Maxwell
• 72' Yellow card to Selliffiel Athletic Scott Stewart
• 84' Selliffiel Athletic Manuel Rodriguez scores, assisted by Scott Stewart
• 90' Yellow card to Selliffiel Athletic Ivan Pranjić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

Selliffiel Athletic scored six from a Gazzetta chance-quality estimate of 5.58 xG, a modest return above the chances created and a tidy conversion of sustained attacking pressure. Ston-Thall managed 0.36 xG and one shot on target, a slim platform for changing the course of a match that was already four goals old by the 24th minute. The 55 per cent possession and 27 shots for the hosts point to territorial control backed by repeated attempts, rather than a scoreline conjured from a handful of fortunate moments. Ston-Thall won nine corners to Selliffiel Athletic’s six, but that set-piece advantage did not translate into meaningful attacking threat. The visitors’ two shots against 27 from the hosts is the more telling measure of how little respite they found.

• No Ston-Thall players reached a rating of 7.0.

The decisive spell came before the half-hour mark: Selliffiel Athletic scored four times in 14 minutes, with Scott Stewart assisting Idrissa Diarra and Alan Maxwell along the way. By then the contest had acquired the air of a fixture in which one side was trying to build an attack and the other was mostly asked to notice it. The second half brought two more goals, including Butler’s second and Manuel Rodriguez’s finish in the 84th minute, while the cards arrived at intervals that did little to alter the balance.

The final score, Selliffiel Athletic 6 - 0 Ston-Thall, matched the gulf in chances and the weight of the hosts’ attacking work. Ston-Thall had more corners and made 14 tackles, but neither statistic could compensate for creating only two shots. For Selliffiel Athletic, the win was emphatic without being mysterious: a fast first-half burst established the margin, and the team kept producing enough pressure to add to it.