Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Xinping Boon, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Xinping Boon
Scored the opener and assisted both of Lindomar Da Silva’s goals, exerting a notable influence on the scoreline.
Lindomar Da Silva
Scored twice, including the second goal just after Stree United had opened the scoring.
The report
Stree United beat Alrewdle Wanderers 4 - 0 in Division 8 League 10, turning a modest edge in possession into a thoroughly lopsided afternoon on the scoreboard. Fourteen of Stree United’s 16 shots found the target; Alrewdle Wanderers managed four on target from five attempts, which is a respectable ratio and a less respectable afternoon’s work.
Key Events:
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11' Stree United Xinping Boon scores
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21' Yellow card to Alrewdle Wanderers Michel Lemoine
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22' Stree United Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
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49' Stree United Manuel Soares scores, assisted by Innocent Abdulsalam
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68' Stree United Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
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75' Yellow card to Stree United Paul Davies
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No Alrewdle Wanderers players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
Stree United’s most telling spell began with Xinping Boon’s 11th-minute goal and continued with Lindomar Da Silva scoring a minute after the visitors’ yellow card. That quick second strike gave the hosts breathing room, and Manuel Soares’s goal four minutes into the second half made the task considerably steeper for Alrewdle Wanderers. Lindomar Da Silva completed the scoring at 68', again supplied by Xinping Boon. The two sides committed 10 fouls apiece and each received one yellow card, so the match did not turn on discipline or a particularly lopsided contest in that department. It turned on Stree United’s greater attacking output and the fact that their leading contributors kept appearing in the decisive moments. A 4 - 0 result is emphatic; the underlying figures give it a firm foundation rather than leaving it to stand on theatrical finishing alone.