Nescot Athletic 9 - 0 Ston Town

Key Events:

• 3' Nescot Athletic Marcelo Ferreira scores, assisted by Pascual Sanchez
• 14' Nescot Athletic Poul Andersen scores
• 30' Nescot Athletic William Castro scores, assisted by Marcelo Ferreira
• 47' Nescot Athletic Pascual Sanchez scores
• 53' Nescot Athletic Marcelo Ferreira scores, assisted by Timothy Ismail
• 60' Yellow card to Ston Town Philippe Robert
• 62' Nescot Athletic Alberto Rodriguez scores
• 73' Yellow card to Nescot Athletic Pascual Sanchez
• 76' Nescot Athletic Marcelo Ferreira scores, assisted by Alberto Rodriguez
• 80' Nescot Athletic Alberto Rodriguez scores
• 87' Nescot Athletic Pascual Sanchez scores, assisted by Marcelo Ferreira

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Nescot Athletic scored nine from a Gazzetta chance-quality estimate of 6.04 xG, finishing nearly three goals above the chances’ expected value. That is a striking return, though the 22 shots on target from 27 attempts show this was not merely a case of a handful of unlikely efforts finding their way in. Ston Town’s 0.51 xG and two shots tell a different story: the visitors found little to trouble the scoreboard, despite holding 48% possession and recording slightly better pass accuracy. The balance of possession was close; the balance of dangerous attacking was not.

The timing matters as much as the total. Marcelo Ferreira opened the scoring in the third minute, and the two goals that followed before half-time gave Nescot Athletic a firm grip on the match. Pascual Sanchez scored two minutes after the restart, then Marcelo Ferreira added another at 53'. From there, goals from Alberto Rodriguez, Marcelo Ferreira and Pascual Sanchez carried the score to 9-0. Ston Town did record seven corners to Nescot Athletic’s eight, but corners alone did not make the visitors’ two-shot afternoon look less severe.

• No Ston Town players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Nescot Athletic, the result combined high shot volume with ruthless conversion and contributions from several scorers. For Ston Town, the 9-0 defeat came despite a possession share close to level and more recorded dribbles; the missing ingredient was turning those passages into chances. The final score stands at 9-0, with the nine home goals matched by nine scoring events and no reply from the visitors.