Sheaffiele 0 - 6 Ston Rot

Key Events:

• 3' Ston Rot Borislav Georgiev scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 19' Yellow card to Sheaffiele Michel Lemoine
• 20' Ston Rot Rodrigo Martinez scores, assisted by Michael Weir
• 25' Yellow card to Ston Rot Michael Weir
• 31' Yellow card to Sheaffiele Philippe Robert
• 50' Ston Rot Mujo Stanković scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 60' Ston Rot Michael Weir scores
• 63' Yellow card to Sheaffiele Pedro Chagas
• 69' Ston Rot Mujo Stanković scores, assisted by Michael Weir
• 72' Yellow card to Sheaffiele Phillip Lewis
• 86' Ston Rot Mujo Stanković scores, assisted by Rodrigo Martinez
• 90' Yellow card to Sheaffiele Jorge Alvez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sheaffiele recorded 0.76 xG and scored none, finishing 0.76 goals below its chance-quality estimate. Ston Rot scored six from 5.19 xG, exceeding that estimate by 0.81: a strong return, but not an implausible one given the steady supply of opportunities. The shot count, 23 to three, and shots on target, 19 to three, tell the tactical story more clearly than the possession figure. Sheaffiele had 53% of the ball, yet Ston Rot turned its attacks into repeated attempts and kept the hosts’ defence occupied. The modest gap in possession did not translate into a modest gap in threat.

• No Sheaffiele players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was comprehensive, and the underlying shot totals leave little room to argue that it arrived by accident. Ston Rot scored in the third minute, added another before the half-hour, then resumed after the break with four more goals. Mujo Stanković completed his hat-trick with strikes in the 50th, 69th and 86th minutes; the spread of scorers and assists also kept Ston Rot from relying on one route to goal.

For Sheaffiele, the 53% possession and 11 dribbles offered signs of involvement, but not the attacking output needed to alter the match. Five yellow cards, compared with one for Ston Rot, made for a further contrast, while the hosts’ three attempts meant that even their accurate shooting could not keep pace with the visitors’ volume. Ston Rot leaves with six goals, a 5.19 xG return exceeded, and a result that was settled by pressure applied repeatedly rather than by possession held politely.