Ston Roch Town 3 - 2 Window

Key Events:

• 3' Window Israel Morales scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
• 13' Yellow card to Ston Roch Town Jorge Alvez
• 25' Ston Roch Town Jorge Alvez scores
• 30' Ston Roch Town Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 48' Yellow card to Ston Roch Town Pedro Chagas
• 69' Ston Roch Town Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 71' Yellow card to Ston Roch Town Nilson Pires
• 80' Window Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 90' Yellow card to Window Lindomar Da Silva

The game’s narrative was largely shaped by the attacking exploits of Michel Lemoine, whose brace proved decisive for the home side. Window struck first through Israel Morales, who capitalized on a neat assist from Luis Pinto in the third minute, setting an early tone of intent. However, Ston Roch Town responded swiftly, with Jorge Alvez equalizing in the 25th minute after a yellow card for him earlier in the game. The hosts then took the lead just five minutes later, with Lemoine finding the net from Philippe Robert’s assist. The second half saw Window push for an equalizer, which arrived in the 80th minute via Luis Pinto, assisted by Bruno Rossi. Yet, Ston Roch Town held firm, and Lemoine’s third goal in the 69th minute sealed the victory, despite a late yellow card for Nilson Pires. The game was punctuated by a total of four yellow cards, reflecting the competitive edge and occasional lapses in discipline.

Tactically, Ston Roch Town outperformed expectations with their shot accuracy and clinical finishing, reflected in their xG of 3.83 against the 2.23 of Window. The hosts created more high-quality chances, and their 14 shots on target indicate a relentless pursuit of goal. Window’s strategy was more conservative, relying on quick counters and set-pieces, which yielded a respectable xG but ultimately fell short. The game was a testament to the importance of converting chances and maintaining composure under pressure, especially when the game’s momentum swings so visibly.

For Window, Luis Pinto was the most influential, with his goal and assist earning him a solid rating. The rest of the team performed well within their limits but lacked the finishing touch needed to secure at least a point.

The statistics reinforce the narrative of a closely fought contest, with Ston Roch Town slightly edging the visitors in both possession and shot quality. The game’s outcome was a fitting reflection of the effort and tactical execution from both sides, with the hosts ultimately capitalizing on their chances to secure a hard-fought victory.