Ston Roch Town 1 - 3 Earee Wey Albion

Key Events:

• 4' Earee Wey Albion Philippe Robert scores
• 15' Ston Roch Town Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 36' Earee Wey Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 40' Yellow card to Ston Roch Town Michel Lemoine
• 44' Yellow card to Earee Wey Albion Michel Lemoine
• 70' Earee Wey Albion Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 82' Yellow card to Earee Wey Albion Giuseppe Conte

The match opened with a bang as Philippe Robert opened the scoring for Albion in the 4th minute, capitalising on a quick counterattack. Ston Roch Town responded swiftly, with Jorge Alvez equalising in the 15th minute, assisted by Philippe Robert, whose influence was evident early on. The visitors regained the lead in the 36th minute through Robert again, this time assisted by Pedro Chagas, who played a pivotal role in Albion’s attacking rhythm. Despite the hosts' dominance in possession—57% to Albion’s 43%—they struggled to convert their chances, with a total of 18 shots, half on target, compared to Albion’s 17 shots, 12 on target. The game saw tactical battles in midfield, but Albion’s efficiency in front of goal ultimately proved decisive. The yellow cards for both sides, especially the booking of Michel Lemoine in the 40th minute, added a layer of tension, culminating in Lemoine’s third goal in the 70th minute, assisted by Robert, sealing the game for Albion. The visitors' disciplined approach kept the hosts at bay, despite the latter’s efforts to push forward late in the game.

From a tactical perspective, Albion’s slightly higher xG of 3.53 compared to the 3.17 of Ston Roch Town reflected their sharper finishing and better decision-making in key moments. The hosts created enough chances to suggest they could have at least drawn, but their conversion rate was lacking, and their defensive organisation was occasionally stretched. Albion’s ability to capitalise on their opportunities, particularly Robert’s influence and Lemoine’s goal, demonstrated their clinical edge. The game’s outcome was a fair reflection of the balance of play, with Albion’s resilience and precision ultimately prevailing over the hosts’ possession dominance and effort.

In conclusion, Earee Wey Albion deserved their victory, with Philippe Robert’s standout performance earning him a rating of 8.1. The visitors’ attacking efficiency and disciplined defending proved decisive, even as Ston Roch Town pressed hard to find an equaliser. Both sides showed moments of quality, but Albion’s capacity to convert chances under pressure made the difference. The game served as a reminder that in football, it’s not just about how much you have but what you do with it.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Ston Roch Town 57% - Earee Wey Albion 43% Shots (On Target): Ston Roch Town 18 (9) - Earee Wey Albion 17 (12) Corners: Ston Roch Town 6 - Earee Wey Albion 3 Fouls: Ston Roch Town 8 - Earee Wey Albion 10 Yellow Cards: Ston Roch Town 1 - Earee Wey Albion 2 Dribbles: Ston Roch Town 12 - Earee Wey Albion 11 Pass Accuracy: Ston Roch Town 82% - Earee Wey Albion 81%