The report
Key Events:
- 3' Wime Stanley Antonio Hernandez scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 14' Wime Stanley Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Willi Schneider
- 18' Yellow card to Wime Stanley Allan Carroll
- 35' Yellow card to Top Albion Michel Lemoine
- 41' Wime Stanley Jorge Alvez scores
- 57' Yellow card to Top Albion Seungwoo Jeong
- 79' Wime Stanley scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
- 82' Yellow card to Wime Stanley Phillip Lewis
- 84' Wime Stanley Willi Schneider scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
Wime Stanley's dominance was reflected in their shot count and xG, with 17 shots to Top Albion’s five, and an expected goals tally of 3.09 compared to the hosts' 0.96. The visitors' ability to create high-quality chances was clear, with Phillip Lewis and Jorge Alvez both scoring and assisting, while Willi Schneider also found the net. Despite a possession split close to 50-50, Wime Stanley’s precision in front of goal turned their dominance into a commanding victory. Top Albion’s defensive lapses and inability to capitalize on their limited opportunities ultimately sealed their fate, with the game punctuated by yellow cards and a few moments of tension.
The tactical picture suggests Wime Stanley’s attacking approach paid dividends, especially through their key players. Phillip Lewis, with a 7.5 rating, was the standout performer, contributing a goal, two assists, and a yellow card. Jorge Alvez and Willi Schneider also impressed, both earning 7.3 ratings and playing pivotal roles in the attack. Top Albion’s effort was hampered by a lack of offensive potency and some disciplinary issues, notably the yellow cards to Michel Lemoine and Seungwoo Jeong. Defensive lapses and the inability to convert their few chances meant they were always chasing the game, and the scoreline ultimately reflected their struggles.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Top Albion 52% - Wime Stanley 48% Shots (On Target): Top Albion 5 (3) - Wime Stanley 17 (9) Corners: Top Albion 4 - Wime Stanley 3 Fouls: Top Albion 9 - Wime Stanley 7 Yellow Cards: Top Albion 2 - Wime Stanley 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Top Albion 11 - Wime Stanley 3 Pass Accuracy: Both 82% Tackles: Top Albion 6 - Wime Stanley 9
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Wime Stanley’s superior shot quality and clinical finishing made the difference, while their defensive resilience and disciplined approach kept Top Albion at bay. The hosts’ high number of saves indicates they were under pressure throughout, yet their inability to convert chances or stem the tide of goals ultimately defined the match. This result leaves Top Albion with plenty to ponder, while Wime Stanley can take pride in their efficient, attacking display that turned their possession into a commanding victory.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Phillip Lewis*
The architect of Wime Stanley’s victory, his goal, two assists, and disciplined play made him the standout.
Willi Schneider*
A goal and assist highlighted his attacking contribution, complementing Lewis’s influence.
Jorge Alvez*
His goal and assist helped cement the away side’s dominance.
Michel Lemoine*
Despite his yellow card, he was largely ineffective in attack and vulnerable defensively.
Seungwoo Jeong*
His yellow card was a blemish on a generally disciplined performance, but he contributed to the midfield effort.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Phillip Lewis to Antonio Hernandez. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

