Ston United 0 - 6 Aycoury Albion

Key Events:

• 9' Aycoury Albion Jesper Jensen scores, assisted by Michael Harris
• 25' Yellow card to Aycoury Albion Luigi Santoro
• 29' Yellow card to Aycoury Albion Tito Fonseca
• 48' Yellow card to Ston United Nilson Pires
• 67' Aycoury Albion Luigi Santoro scores
• 68' Yellow card to Ston United Allan Carroll
• 71' Aycoury Albion Artur Loureiro scores, assisted by Jesper Jensen
• 73' Aycoury Albion Jesper Jensen scores, assisted by Irakli Miqeladze
• 79' Red card to Ston United Pedro Chagas
• 81' Aycoury Albion Moro Mikami scores
• 86' Aycoury Albion Michael Harris scores, assisted by Moro Mikami
• 87' Yellow card to Aycoury Albion Peter Williams

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Aycoury Albion scored six from 4.64 xG, finishing about 1.36 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That is a substantial return, though 18 shots on target from 19 attempts show the visitors were not living on a handful of lucky breaks. Ston United recorded 0.01 xG and no shots, so their 60% possession produced no recorded attempt at goal. The contrast is stark: Ston United had more of the ball and completed passes at a higher rate, while Aycoury Albion turned its attacks into a steady supply of dangerous finishes. The red card came at 79', after the score had reached 4-0; the final two goals followed, but the visitors had already established control of the result.

The scoreline tells the plain part of the story: Aycoury Albion won 6-0, with a goal in the ninth minute and five more after the interval. Ston United had a greater share of possession, but no shot to show for it; that gap between keeping the ball and threatening with it defined the afternoon more clearly than any single passage of play. Aycoury Albion, by contrast, made its attacks count and kept finding the target.

There was no late suspense to rescue the occasion for the hosts. The red card for Pedro Chagas arrived at 79', with Aycoury Albion already four goals ahead, and the visitors added twice more in the closing minutes. It was a convincing away performance, backed by the shot count and a finishing return above xG, rather than a narrow win dressed up by the score. For Ston United, the possession figures offer little comfort beside zero shots; for Aycoury Albion, six goals made a fairly complete argument.