Clesby-on Town 6 - 0 St Redge

Key Events:

• 5' Clesby-on Town Shinji Isa scores
• 12' Clesby-on Town Hocine Charles scores, assisted by Nenad Stupar
• 15' Clesby-on Town Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Shinji Isa
• 17' Yellow card to St Redge Pedro Chagas
• 22' Clesby-on Town Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 28' Clesby-on Town Jorge Alvez scores
• 37' Yellow card to St Redge Allan Carroll
• 42' Yellow card to Clesby-on Town Helio Da Costa
• 45' Yellow card to Clesby-on Town Hocine Charles
• 72' Clesby-on Town Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Hocine Charles
• 87' Yellow card to Clesby-on Town Shinji Isa

From the outset, Clesby-on Town set the tone with Shinji Isa opening the scoring in the fifth minute, capitalizing on a quick counterattack. The home side’s fluid movement was evident as Hocine Charles doubled the lead in the twelfth minute, assisted by Nenad Stupar. The visitors’ defensive organization was breached repeatedly, with Pedro Chagas adding a third in the fifteenth minute after a fine pass from Shinji Isa. The visitors’ frustration grew when Pedro Chagas received a yellow card in the seventeenth minute, a sign of their inability to contain the hosts’ attacking rhythm. Jorge Alvez then scored twice before halftime, first in the twenty-second minute from a pass by Jorge Alvez and later in the twenty-eighth, sealing a dominant first-half display. The second half saw a more subdued approach from St Redge, who managed only a handful of fouls and a few corners, but no real chances. The game was effectively wrapped up when Jorge Alvez scored his third goal in the seventy-second minute, assisted by Hocine Charles. The hosts continued to press, and Shinji Isa received a yellow card late in the game, but the result was never in doubt.

Tactically, Clesby-on Town showcased their attacking prowess, with their xG of 3.6 suggesting they could have scored even more. Their high shot volume and accuracy—13 on target from 16 attempts—highlighted their clinical edge, especially against a St Redge side that only managed 0.36 xG from two shots. The hosts’ passing was crisp, with an 85% accuracy, and their dribbling was lively, as evidenced by 15 successful take-ons. The visitors’ defensive efforts were hampered by their inability to convert possession into goal-scoring opportunities, and their 11 saves indicate they were under constant pressure. The game’s outcome was a reflection of the disparity in quality, with Clesby-on Town executing their game plan with precision and purpose.

Nenad Stupar (no rating) - Not rated but provided the assist for the second goal.

The scoreline, while decisive, was a fair reflection of Clesby-on Town’s dominance. Their ability to convert chances into goals was the defining feature of this encounter, and their disciplined pressing kept St Redge largely at bay. For the visitors, the game was a lesson in the importance of clinical finishing and defensive resilience, both of which they lacked on this occasion. As the league progresses, Clesby-on Town will hope to build on this commanding display, while St Redge must regroup quickly if they are to avoid further heavy defeats.