Hols-ne City 0 - 7 Hungdon Stanley

Key Events:

• 4' Hungdon Stanley Kenneth Potter scores, assisted by Pablo Blanco
• 17' Yellow card to Hungdon Stanley Hussein Habib
• 19' Yellow card to Hungdon Stanley Chanyong Min
• 21' Yellow card to Hungdon Stanley Pablo Blanco
• 34' Hungdon Stanley Joao De Oliveira scores
• 40' Hungdon Stanley Javier Balderas scores
• 45' Hungdon Stanley Javier Balderas scores, assisted by Lionel Baron
• 51' Hungdon Stanley Pablo Blanco scores
• 54' Hungdon Stanley Kenneth Potter scores, assisted by Javier Balderas
• 59' Yellow card to Hungdon Stanley Lionel Baron
• 70' Yellow card to Hungdon Stanley Stefano Leone
• 71' Yellow card to Hols-ne City Pedro Chagas
• 86' Hungdon Stanley Robert Coleman scores, assisted by Lionel Baron
• 87' Yellow card to Hols-ne City Seungwoo Jeong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Hols-ne City 0.26 xG and Hungdon Stanley 3.75. The hosts’ single attempt and single shot on target produced no goal, a small underperformance against a small expected return. Hungdon Stanley, by contrast, scored seven from chances worth 3.75 xG: an excess of 3.25 goals over the estimate, and a finishing performance well beyond what the chance quality alone predicted. That gap is not evidence that the visitors created seven goals’ worth of chances; it is evidence that they converted at an exceptional rate. The shot count helps explain the control of the match, with 16 attempts to one, while the possession figures offer a neat reminder that having the ball more often is not the same as giving it somewhere useful to go.

Hungdon Stanley’s two-goal burst before the break, including Javier Balderas’s second in the 45th minute, had already made the contest lopsided. The fifth and sixth goals arrived soon after half-time, and Robert Coleman added the seventh late on. Hols-ne City did win the corner count, seven to two, but that advantage did not translate into a shot volume capable of changing the story. The visitors were also less tidy in the disciplinary column, collecting five yellow cards to the hosts’ two. In the end, the 0-7 result came from a mismatch in both opportunity and finishing: Hungdon Stanley generated far more attempts, then made an extraordinary number of them count.