Fereet United 1 - 3 Hington Stanley

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Hington Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević
• 10' Hington Stanley Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 10' Yellow card to Fereet United Bruno Rossi
• 12' Yellow card to Fereet United Xinping Boon
• 15' Yellow card to Fereet United Lindomar Da Silva
• 23' Hington Stanley Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 35' Yellow card to Fereet United Israel Morales
• 80' Hington Stanley Philippe Robert scores
• 84' Fereet United Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Weijie Hong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Fereet United recorded 2.32 xG but scored once, underperforming their chance-quality estimate by 1.32 goals. Hington Stanley had 2.58 xG and scored three, finishing 0.42 above the estimate. The figures point to a match with opportunities at both ends rather than a wholesale shortage of chances for the hosts: Fereet United put eight of 11 shots on target, while Hington Stanley managed nine from 12. The visitors’ greater return from a similar volume of attempts was the decisive difference. Their six corners, against three for Fereet United, also offered more set-piece access, though the ledger records no goal from one. Fereet United held 55% possession and attempted more dribbles, but those advantages did not translate into enough goals to alter the result.

No Fereet United players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The early sequence set an untidy tone: Hington Stanley were booked in the second minute, then took the lead at 10', with Bruno Rossi also cautioned that minute. Three more Fereet United players had been booked by the 35th minute. That disciplinary imbalance was not matched by a red card, but four cautions against one suggest the hosts spent much of the afternoon having to manage their interventions as well as the score.

Philippe Robert’s goal at 80' made the margin three, and Xinping Boon reduced it four minutes later, assisted by Weijie Hong. The late goal gave Fereet United something tangible to take from a match in which their possession and shot count were respectable, but the recovery came too late to threaten the outcome. Hington Stanley leave with a 3-1 win, two goals from Philippe Robert, and the more useful of the two sides’ finishing returns.