Wilton Stanley 0 - 13 Sherhiel Forest

Key Events:

• 5' Sherhiel Forest Pablo Guevara scores
• 10' Sherhiel Forest Luis Rios scores, assisted by Pablo Guevara
• 13' Sherhiel Forest Luis Rios scores, assisted by Paulo Oliveira
• 18' Yellow card to Sherhiel Forest Andrew Craig
• 24' Sherhiel Forest Glyn James scores, assisted by Andrew Craig
• 26' Sherhiel Forest Andrew Craig scores, assisted by Paulo Oliveira
• 45' Sherhiel Forest Pablo Guevara scores, assisted by Andrew Craig
• 51' Sherhiel Forest Manuel Delgado scores, assisted by Andrew Craig
• 53' Sherhiel Forest Manuel Delgado scores, assisted by Pablo Guevara
• 55' Sherhiel Forest Pablo Guevara scores, assisted by Luis Rios
• 60' Sherhiel Forest Adilson Brito scores, assisted by Luke Allen
• 73' Sherhiel Forest Pablo Guevara scores, assisted by Manuel Delgado
• 85' Sherhiel Forest Glyn James scores, assisted by Adilson Brito
• 90' Sherhiel Forest Luis Gonzalez scores, assisted by Andrew Craig

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sherhiel Forest scored 13 from an xG of 5.67, an extraordinary over-performance of 7.33 goals; Wilton Stanley scored none from 0.01 xG. The visitors’ 23 shots, with 22 on target, show sustained pressure and an exceptional volume of efforts that tested the goalkeeper. Even so, the gap between the chance-quality estimate and the final tally points to finishing far beyond what the opportunities alone would usually predict. Wilton Stanley had more possession, but registered no shots, so keeping the ball did not translate into a threat. The match’s tactical arithmetic was stark: possession belonged to the hosts, while the meaningful attacking work belonged to the visitors.

No Wilton Stanley player reached a rating of 7.0.

The scale of the result makes fine margins an awkward subject, but the statistics still distinguish between the match’s two stories. Sherhiel Forest were not merely clinical in a low-volume contest: they put 22 efforts on target and converted 13, while their opponents managed no shots at all. The visitors’ 46% possession also underlines that control of the ball was not the same as control of the danger. For Wilton Stanley, the 54% possession and 87% pass accuracy offer little comfort beside a 0-13 defeat; for Sherhiel Forest, the evening combined relentless output with finishing that outstripped even a very strong xG return.