The report
Key Events:
- 5' Stontwich Paul Williams scores
- 16' Yellow card to Alstch Pedro Guzman
- 31' Yellow card to Stontwich Daniel Singh
- 38' Stontwich Jinwei Lim scores
- 45' Alstch Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Norbert Fischer
- 48' Alstch Ousmane Sylla scores
- 56' Yellow card to Stontwich Paul Williams
- 67' Alstch Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Ousmane Sylla
- 73' Yellow card to Stontwich Andrej Vidović
- 85' Stontwich Nicolas Nuñez scores, assisted by Jinwei Lim
The match was characterized by a high tempo, with Stontwich creating numerous chances, evidenced by their 18 shots and an impressive 15 on target, translating to an expected goals (xG) of 4.08. Despite their dominance in shot quality and quantity, they were unable to secure a win, as Alstch's defense and goalkeeper made vital saves. Alstch enjoyed slightly more possession (55%) and had 7 corners, but their 10 shots only yielded an xG of 2.09, indicating some finishing struggles. Tactical exchanges saw Alstch exploiting space on the break, with Jinwei Lim and Ousmane Sylla pivotal in their attacking moves. The game’s intensity was heightened by yellow cards for Pedro Guzman, Daniel Singh, Paul Williams, and Andrej Vidović, reflecting the competitive nature of the fixture.
From an xG perspective, Stontwich's performance was slightly over their expected goals, scoring three times against an xG of 4.08, suggesting some finishing inefficiency or excellent goalkeeping from Alstch. Conversely, Alstch scored three goals with an xG of just 2.09, indicating clinical finishing or opportunistic goals. The tactical battle saw Stontwich dominate possession and shots but struggle to convert their chances, while Alstch capitalized on their limited opportunities. The match exemplified how possession and shot volume do not always translate into wins, especially when finishing and defensive resilience are tested.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably in a fiercely contested match.
This match delivered entertainment and tactical intrigue, with Stontwich showing attacking prowess but lacking finishing efficiency, and Alstch demonstrating resilience and clinical finishing. The draw leaves both teams with plenty to reflect on as they prepare for their next fixtures.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Paul Williams, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


