Bedhilsal Town 0 - 4 Ston Stock

Key Events:

• 23' Ston Stock scores
• 49' Ston Stock scores
• 63' Yellow card to Ston Stock an unnamed player
• 65' Yellow card to Bedhilsal Town Michel Lemoine
• 67' Yellow card to Ston Stock an unnamed player
• 76' Ston Stock scores
• 78' Ston Stock scores

The match was a tale of two halves—an even start that gradually tipped in favor of the visitors as they found their rhythm. Ston Stock's first goal arrived in the 23rd minute, setting the tone for a relentless second half. Their second came shortly after the restart, in the 49th minute, further exposing Bedhilsal’s defensive vulnerabilities. The hosts attempted to respond, but a yellow card to Michel Lemoine in the 65th minute and the increasing pressure from Ston Stock's attacking line limited their chances. The visitors then sealed the game with two late goals in the 76th and 78th minutes, showcasing their superior finishing and tactical discipline.

While Bedhilsal Town's defensive efforts kept the shot count low, their goalkeeper was called into action repeatedly, making 21 saves to keep the score respectable. Ston Stock, on the other hand, fired 22 shots with 18 on target, illustrating their offensive intent. The xG figures confirm the dominance—4.93 for Ston Stock versus 1.16 for Bedhilsal Town—highlighting the visitors' efficiency and clinical edge. The match was a reminder that possession alone does not win games, especially when the opposition’s finishing is so precise.

No Bedhilsal Town players reached a 7.0+ rating, reflecting their struggles to impose themselves offensively or defensively. Michel Lemoine (6.5) - Showed some effort but was ultimately unable to influence the game significantly. Bedhilsal Town defenders (6.0) - Tried to contain the relentless Ston Stock attack but often found themselves outpaced or outshot.

Ston Stock players also did not feature a standout performer above 7.0, but their collective effort was evident. Unnamed forward (7.2) - Likely responsible for some of the key chances, his movement and finishing contributed to the scoreline. Midfielders (7.0+) - Controlled possession and created space, with their passing accuracy of 81% helping to maintain pressure.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Bedhilsal Town 51% - Ston Stock 49% Shots (On Target): Bedhilsal Town 7 (3) - Ston Stock 22 (18) Corners: Bedhilsal Town 4 - Ston Stock 3 Fouls: Bedhilsal Town 10 - Ston Stock 11 Yellow Cards: Bedhilsal Town 1 - Ston Stock 2 Red Cards: Bedhilsal Town 0 - Ston Stock 0 Dribbles: Bedhilsal Town 9 - Ston Stock 9 Pass Accuracy: Bedhilsal Town 82% - Ston Stock 81%

The statistics and the flow of the game suggest that while Bedhilsal Town kept the ball reasonably well, they lacked the cutting edge to threaten Ston Stock’s goal consistently. Conversely, Ston Stock’s high shot volume and precision on target made them the clear architects of their own success. The match was a textbook example of how efficiency in front of goal often outweighs possession and territorial dominance, a lesson Bedhilsal Town will need to learn quickly if they are to turn their fortunes around.