Bingh Villa 8 - 0 Wouth Stanley

Key Events:

• 5' Bingh Villa Revaz Makharashvili scores, assisted by Richard Smith
• 6' Yellow card to Bingh Villa Julien Royer
• 9' Yellow card to Wouth Stanley Philippe Robert
• 15' Yellow card to Wouth Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević
• 16' Bingh Villa Aleko Dzanashvili scores
• 23' Bingh Villa Luis Martinez scores, assisted by Revaz Makharashvili
• 33' Yellow card to Wouth Stanley Michel Lemoine
• 45' Bingh Villa Aleko Dzanashvili scores, assisted by Andrew Brown
• 48' Bingh Villa Aleko Dzanashvili scores, assisted by Revaz Makharashvili
• 59' Bingh Villa Aleko Dzanashvili scores, assisted by Revaz Makharashvili
• 69' Yellow card to Bingh Villa Zviadi Ismailova
• 73' Bingh Villa Revaz Makharashvili scores, assisted by Richard Smith
• 83' Yellow card to Wouth Stanley Michael Brown
• 90' Bingh Villa Aleko Dzanashvili scores

From the outset, Bingh Villa demonstrated a sharpness in front of goal that belied their modest expected goals tally of 2.83. The early goal from Revaz Makharashvili set the tone, with Richard Smith providing the assist. The hosts’ attacking efficiency was complemented by disciplined defending, as they absorbed the visitors’ attempts to build momentum. Despite Wouth Stanley’s possession advantage and ten corners, their solitary shot on target was not enough to threaten the scoreboard. The visitors’ defensive frailty was compounded by multiple yellow cards, which disrupted their rhythm and contributed to the chaos that unfolded in the second half.

Tactically, Bingh Villa capitalized on their superior finishing, converting five of their eleven shots into goals, while Wouth Stanley’s lone shot was largely a token effort. The home side’s ability to maintain high pass accuracy (82%) and execute precise attacking moves, notably through Aleko Dzanashvili who scored five goals, was the key to their overwhelming victory. The visitors’ dribbling and crossing attempts, especially from Michel Lemoine and Zdravko Ivanišević, failed to translate into meaningful chances, as the hosts’ defensive organization held firm. The game’s over-performance relative to xG (2.83 vs. 0.26) highlights the efficiency of Bingh Villa’s finishing, turning a comfortable win into a rout.

No Wouth Stanley players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.

The statistics reinforce the narrative: Bingh Villa’s efficiency and tactical discipline turned a close contest into a comprehensive victory. The visitors’ inability to capitalize on their possession and set-piece opportunities left them chasing shadows, while the hosts’ clinical edge made the difference. As the league progresses, Bingh Villa will hope to sustain this form, while Wouth Stanley must reflect on their defensive lapses and lack of attacking potency.