Stallith 4 - 1 Bouddullinte

Key Events:

• 2' Stallith David Lewis scores
• 10' Yellow card to Stallith Seonggeun Ryang
• 37' Stallith Paulo De Barros scores, assisted by Seonggeun Ryang
• 45' Stallith Seonggeun Ryang scores, assisted by Antonio Santos
• 66' Stallith Seonggeun Ryang scores, assisted by Paulo De Barros
• 70' Yellow card to Stallith Randy Martel
• 74' Yellow card to Stallith David Lewis
• 90' Bouddullinte Cosimo Lombardo scores, assisted by Eric Moreau
• 90' Yellow card to Bouddullinte Richard Stone

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Stallith scored four from 3.58 xG, a modest over-performance rather than a wild departure from the chances created. The hosts’ 16 shots, 13 on target and clear advantage in tackles point to sustained pressure and repeated access to useful positions. Bouddullinte’s single shot produced 0.36 xG and its goal, so the visitors finished their one meaningful attempt well; it arrived at 90', when the result was already settled. Possession was almost evenly divided, but the match’s more important arithmetic was not.

Stallith’s early goal gave the match its shape, and the second and third goals before half-time made that shape difficult to alter. The fourth, from Ryang in the 66th minute, completed a performance that combined finishing with productive links between the forwards: Ryang assisted Paulo De Barros, while Paulo De Barros later returned the favour. Bouddullinte kept the ball slightly more often and passed it a little more accurately, but those small advantages did not translate into shots or pressure where it counted.

• No Bouddullinte players reached a rating of 7.0.

Stallith’s 4-1 win was built on a substantial gap in attacking output, not on possession dominance: the hosts had 49% of the ball and still registered 15 more shots. Bouddullinte’s late goal prevented a shutout, but it could not obscure the balance of the contest. For Stallith, the scoreline broadly matched the chances; for Bouddullinte, the one successful effort was a neat ending to a match in which the visitors rarely found a way to make possession travel somewhere dangerous.