Swand Stanley 4 - 6 Ket Dun Athletic

Key Events:

• 3' Swand Stanley Piero Santoro scores, assisted by Ramaz Dzavashvili
• 9' Ket Dun Athletic Tornike Meqvabishvili scores, assisted by Timothy Cameron
• 22' Ket Dun Athletic Tornike Meqvabishvili scores, assisted by Stephen Ajayi
• 33' Ket Dun Athletic Preben Ottosen scores, assisted by Giovanni Fusco
• 34' Yellow card to Ket Dun Athletic Andre Mbengue
• 36' Swand Stanley Piero Santoro scores
• 45' Swand Stanley scores, assisted by Ramaz Dzavashvili
• 57' Ket Dun Athletic Tornike Meqvabishvili scores, assisted by Dean Nelson
• 68' Ket Dun Athletic Timothy Cameron scores
• 79' Yellow card to Ket Dun Athletic Stephen Ajayi
• 80' Swand Stanley Mike Tucker scores
• 84' Ket Dun Athletic Tornike Meqvabishvili scores, assisted by Giovanni Fusco
• 90' Yellow card to Swand Stanley Christian Pepe

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Swand Stanley scored four goals from 4.43 xG, a modest under-performance of 0.43; Ket Dun Athletic scored six from 3.84 xG, finishing 2.16 above its estimate. The combined xG of 8.27 still describes a match with substantial chances at both ends, though the final tally ran even further ahead of that already generous forecast. Swand Stanley had 20 shots, 16 on target, and 54% possession, so the hosts were not short of attacking activity. Ket Dun Athletic had 17 shots, 14 on target, and fewer corners, but made its opportunities count with ruthless efficiency. The gap between the sides was not a lack of Swand Stanley pressure so much as the visitors’ exceptional conversion, led by Meqvabishvili.

For Swand Stanley, the 4-6 defeat will sting particularly because the underlying attacking numbers were strong: more possession, more attempts, and a higher xG than Ket Dun Athletic. But those advantages could not contain a forward who scored four, and the hosts’ late goal at 80' was answered four minutes later. Ket Dun Athletic leave with the points and a vivid reminder that chance quality is useful, while finishing can be considerably less polite.