Dunscotgrool 0 - 8 Plyton Stre

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Dunscotgrool Philippe Robert
• 7' Plyton Stre Moussa Adon scores
• 9' Yellow card to Dunscotgrool Michel Lemoine
• 11' Plyton Stre Fred Sutherland scores, assisted by Moussa Adon
• 13' Plyton Stre Jonathan Yusuf scores, assisted by Fred Sutherland
• 19' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Peter Gerritsen
• 31' Plyton Stre Fred Sutherland scores, assisted by Jonathan Yusuf
• 42' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Kojo Amano
• 43' Plyton Stre Moussa Adon scores, assisted by Omar Flores
• 56' Plyton Stre Moussa Adon scores, assisted by Fred Sutherland
• 60' Yellow card to Dunscotgrool Pedro Chagas
• 68' Plyton Stre Kojo Amano scores
• 76' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Haruna Yaguchi
• 82' Plyton Stre Moussa Adon scores
• 84' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Moussa Adon
• 87' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Siaka Ouattara
• 88' Yellow card to Dunscotgrool Pedro Chagas
• 88' Red card to Dunscotgrool Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Plyton Stre scored eight from an xG of 3.8, a substantial over-performance: the chances were good enough to produce a clear win, but the finishing carried the result well beyond the estimate. Thirteen of their 18 shots were on target, evidence of a relentless threat that the xG figure alone cannot fully convey. Dunscotgrool, by contrast, registered 0.01 xG and no shots, so its actual total of zero was almost exactly what the chance-quality estimate suggested. The hosts held 54% possession but could not turn control of the ball into an attempt; Plyton Stre needed less of it, and made far more of the opportunities they created.

• Dunscotgrool: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The first 13 minutes set the shape of the contest: Plyton Stre scored three times, while Dunscotgrool collected two bookings and still had no attempt to show for its possession. The visitors kept adding goals after the break, with Moussa Adon completing a four-goal performance and Kojo Amano also finding the net. The late dismissal of Pedro Chagas added a final disciplinary note, but came after the result had long since been settled.

The figures make the contrast unusually plain. Dunscotgrool completed more dribbles and passed more accurately, yet those advantages produced neither a shot nor a goal. Plyton Stre had less of the ball, made 15 tackles to the hosts’ nine, and directed 13 shots on target. Eight goals from 3.8 xG is an exceptional return; the underlying chance count still points to a dominant performance rather than a result built from one improbable moment. Dunscotgrool leaves with a clean sheet of shots, which is not the sort of clean sheet anyone puts on the programme.