Seanden City 0 - 5 Wime Stanley

Key Events:

• 5' Wime Stanley Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 6' Yellow card to Wime Stanley Vicente Mas
• 24' Wime Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević scores
• 26' Wime Stanley Pedro Chagas scores
• 38' Yellow card to Seanden City John Moreau
• 61' Yellow card to Wime Stanley Pedro Chagas
• 71' Wime Stanley Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Michael Brown
• 72' Yellow card to Wime Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević
• 73' Wime Stanley Craig Martin scores, assisted by Carlos Godinho
• 87' Yellow card to Wime Stanley Carlos Godinho

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 5-0 scoreline was substantially more generous to Wime Stanley than the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate, which put the visitors at 2.94 xG against Seanden City’s 0.61. Scoring five from 2.94 xG represents clear finishing over-performance: Wime Stanley made the most of its chances, rather than merely collecting goals in line with the opportunities created. The visitors’ 14 shots, including 10 on target, show that this was not a scoreline built on a couple of isolated moments; they repeatedly tested the hosts and kept the pressure on. Seanden City managed three shots and two on target, a modest return even with 57% possession. The difference was not who had the ball most, but what happened when each side had it. Wime Stanley turned its attacking access into five goals, while Seanden City’s greater share of possession produced little threat.

Seanden City: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Wime Stanley:

• Phillip Lewis (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Michel Lemoine’s opener, giving Wime Stanley a decisive contribution at both ends of its early and late scoring.

The opening goal arrived in the fifth minute, and the next two followed before the half-hour. That sequence left Seanden City with a steep climb and gave Wime Stanley room to manage the match on its own terms. The visitors added two more in quick succession late on, with Phillip Lewis scoring in the 71st minute and Craig Martin following two minutes later. Seanden City did retain the ball more often and recorded more dribbles and tackles, but those figures did not change the central fact of the afternoon: Wime Stanley generated far more shots and put the result beyond doubt. Five goals from 14 attempts was an unusually fruitful return; the visitors will take it, while the hosts are left to consider how possession can be made more consequential.