Plyton Stre 1 - 6 Baster Wanderers

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Abdo Mostafa
• 5' Baster Wanderers Henry Perez scores, assisted by Matias Gomez
• 7' Red card to Plyton Stre Haruna Yaguchi
• 17' Baster Wanderers John Holmes scores, assisted by Matias Gomez
• 23' Plyton Stre Moussa Adon scores
• 41' Baster Wanderers James Walters scores, assisted by Jinhui Goh
• 43' Yellow card to Baster Wanderers John Holmes
• 52' Baster Wanderers Jinhui Goh scores, assisted by Rafael Castillo
• 76' Baster Wanderers Matias Gomez scores
• 86' Yellow card to Plyton Stre Fred Sutherland
• 89' Baster Wanderers John Holmes scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Plyton Stre 1.13 xG against one goal, a close return, while Baster Wanderers produced 3.2 xG and scored six. That is substantial over-performance by the visitors, but the wider figures explain why the result was not an isolated finishing spree: they had 15 shots, 11 on target, compared with five and four for Plyton Stre. The early sending-off left the hosts with a difficult task, and Baster Wanderers made repeated use of their greater volume of attempts. Plyton Stre had more possession, corners and dribbles, but those measures did not translate into enough chances to restrain a side that kept finding the target. Their efficiency went well beyond the estimate; their pressure did not.

Plyton Stre had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Baster Wanderers

• Matias Gomez (7.8) - Scored once and supplied two assists, contributing directly to three goals.
• John Holmes (7.3) - Scored twice and was booked, with his second goal arriving in the closing minutes.
• Jinhui Goh (7.3) - Scored and assisted, adding a goal contribution at both ends of the visitors’ attack.

The 1-6 final score reflected both the visitors’ attacking weight and the scale of the gap in shots on target, even if the xG figure suggests Baster Wanderers converted chances at an unusually high rate. Plyton Stre did find a goal and held the ball more often, but control without enough threat can be a rather ceremonial form of possession. For Baster Wanderers, the contributions from Matias Gomez, John Holmes and Jinhui Goh supplied the clearest explanation for a commanding win: goals, assists and sustained pressure, with the sixth arriving just before the final whistle.