Royall Stanley 4 - 0 Contre Albion

Key Events:

• 7' Yellow card to Royall Stanley Abel Rosales
• 15' Yellow card to Contre Albion Peter Kim
• 23' Royall Stanley Jeremy Chia scores
• 29' Yellow card to Royall Stanley Alvaro Peralta
• 31' Yellow card to Royall Stanley Paul Hamon
• 57' Royall Stanley Ibro Zahirović scores, assisted by Alvaro Peralta
• 67' Royall Stanley Flemming Lundberg scores
• 87' Yellow card to Contre Albion Claus Jensen
• 90' Royall Stanley Flemming Lundberg scores, assisted by Alvaro Peralta

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Royall Stanley scored four from an xG of 5.43, finishing below the chance quality they created. That is less a complaint than a measure of how often the hosts reached promising positions: 24 attempts, 20 on target, and enough sustained pressure to make a four-goal margin feel earned rather than fortunate. Contre Albion finished without a goal from 0.61 xG and only three shots, two of them on target. The visitors did win eight corners to Royall Stanley’s five, but those set pieces did not translate into a comparable stream of dangerous chances. The tactical picture was plain enough: Royall Stanley carried the more substantial attacking threat, while Contre Albion found activity around the edges without making it count where the score is kept.

• No Contre Albion players reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The four goals arrived across both halves, with Jeremy Chia opening the scoring and Ibro Zahirović making it 2-0 after the break. Flemming Lundberg added the third, then returned in the final minute to complete the result; Alvaro Peralta supplied assists for the second and fourth goals. Royall Stanley also kept possession slightly more often and passed with greater accuracy, while Contre Albion recorded more dribbles and tackles. Those away-side figures show effort and involvement, but not the kind of penetration that changes a match. Three yellow cards for the hosts and two for the visitors added a little administrative clutter to an otherwise clear contest. With 20 shots on target and a substantial xG advantage, Royall Stanley had the stronger case from start to finish, even if the final score left a few chances unconverted.