Ston Town 0 - 6 Bossey Park

Key Events:

• 12' Yellow card to Ston Town Jorge Alvez
• 13' Bossey Park Edmond N'guessan scores, assisted by Efrain Pinzon
• 28' Yellow card to Bossey Park Efrain Pinzon
• 40' Yellow card to Ston Town Michel Lemoine
• 41' Bossey Park Edmond N'guessan scores
• 42' Yellow card to Ston Town Nilson Pires
• 65' Bossey Park Edmond N'guessan scores, assisted by Ivan Green
• 71' Bossey Park Efrain Pinzon scores, assisted by Melvyn Roberts
• 77' Bossey Park Edmond N'guessan scores
• 88' Bossey Park Melvyn Roberts scores, assisted by Richard Marshall

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ston Town recorded 0.26 xG and scored no goals, a modest shortfall that reflects how little their single shot offered in attacking terms. Bossey Park produced 2.85 xG and scored six, substantially outperforming the chance-quality estimate. That finishing difference was decisive, though the underlying shot count—13 to one, with 10 visitors’ efforts on target—also shows the visitors repeatedly found ways to threaten. Ston Town had more of the possession, corners and dribbles, but those measures did not translate into meaningful chances. Bossey Park, with less of the ball, made its attacks count with unusual severity; the xG estimate suggests six goals was beyond the expected return, while the volume and accuracy of their shooting made the scale of the win hard to dismiss as mere fortune.

The six-goal margin leaves little doubt about the outcome, even if the xG figures offer a reminder that the finishing was exceptional rather than ordinary. Bossey Park turned a lower share of possession into a steady stream of danger and kept adding to the score long after taking control. Ston Town, meanwhile, had the ball and seven corners but managed only one attempt; their three yellow cards punctuated a difficult afternoon without changing its direction. For the visitors, four goals from Edmond N'guessan made the difference plain, and late strikes from Melvyn Roberts and the others ensured the final score matched the day’s imbalance in threat. In Division 6 League 19, possession had its say, then quietly watched the goals go elsewhere.