St Tridge Wanderers 0 - 12 Oldsea Stanley

Key Events:

• 3' Oldsea Stanley James Barnes scores, assisted by Oto Tskhoidze
• 13' Oldsea Stanley James Barnes scores, assisted by Andres Jordan
• 23' Oldsea Stanley Lucky Abubakar scores
• 27' Oldsea Stanley Oto Tskhoidze scores, assisted by Giorgi Labadze
• 35' Oldsea Stanley Oto Tskhoidze scores
• 41' Yellow card to Oldsea Stanley James Barnes
• 45' Oldsea Stanley Giorgi Labadze scores, assisted by Lucky Abubakar
• 45' Yellow card to St Tridge Wanderers Adel Sayed
• 63' Oldsea Stanley Lucky Abubakar scores, assisted by Jan de Lange
• 65' Oldsea Stanley Lucky Abubakar scores, assisted by James Barnes
• 68' Oldsea Stanley Andres Jordan scores, assisted by James Barnes
• 76' Oldsea Stanley Giorgi Labadze scores, assisted by Jan de Lange
• 80' Oldsea Stanley Giorgi Labadze scores, assisted by Giorgi Putkaradze
• 90' Oldsea Stanley Andres Jordan scores, assisted by Lucky Abubakar

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Oldsea Stanley scored 12 against an xG of 4.58, a considerable overperformance: their finishing was exceptionally clinical even by the standard of a side that put all 18 attempts on target. St Tridge Wanderers finished with 0 goals from 0.26 xG, a small chance return that reflected their single shot and limited attacking threat. The gap between the score and the chance estimate says this was not merely a case of Oldsea Stanley creating an extraordinary volume of high-quality chances; they converted at a remarkable rate, and kept the pressure on after establishing control. The near-even possession figures did little to change the more telling balance: one side had the ball often enough, while the other made its attacks count.

No St Tridge Wanderers players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The 12-0 result was emphatic in every practical sense: Oldsea Stanley scored six times before the interval and added six more after it, with goals spread across the team rather than resting on one finisher. Their forwards kept finding one another, and the assists show a supply line that remained productive from the opening minutes through the final goal at 90'. For St Tridge Wanderers, five corners and a slight possession advantage offered little return against a defence facing only one attempt. The final score gives the clearest account of the match, but the 18 shots on target help explain why the margin became so severe. The figures were broadly ordinary in possession and passing accuracy; the finishing, by contrast, was not.