Weybury Stanley 0 - 7 Wider Stanley

Key Events:

• 5' Yellow card to Wider Stanley Graham Palmer
• 24' Wider Stanley Pieter Konings scores, assisted by Alexander Anderson
• 39' Yellow card to Wider Stanley Pieter Konings
• 47' Wider Stanley Jorge Robles scores, assisted by Pieter Konings
• 52' Wider Stanley Alexander Anderson scores
• 54' Wider Stanley Jorge Robles scores, assisted by Alexander Anderson
• 63' Wider Stanley Tamer Elsherif scores, assisted by Anton Nedyalkov
• 81' Wider Stanley Graham Palmer scores
• 86' Wider Stanley Graham Palmer scores, assisted by Pieter Konings

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Wider Stanley 4.59 xG against seven actual goals, an over-performance of 2.41. That is a substantial return even for a side that put 17 of its 20 shots on target: Wider Stanley converted its pressure with exceptional efficiency, not merely volume. Weybury Stanley recorded 0.26 xG and one shot, which finished on target but did not become a goal. The possession figures tell a slightly misleading story on their own: Weybury Stanley held 55% of the ball, yet Wider Stanley generated the far greater attacking threat. The visitors’ 45% possession was enough to make chances count at a rate that rendered the control of the ball a rather abstract consolation.

Weybury Stanley had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Wider Stanley

• Alexander Anderson (7.8) - Scored once and assisted twice, directly contributing to three goals.
• Jorge Robles (7.6) - His two goals helped turn the second half into a long afternoon for the hosts.
• Pieter Konings (7.5) - Scored, provided two assists and was booked in a busy contribution.
• Graham Palmer (7.3) - Finished with two goals after receiving an early yellow card.

The score was already 1-0 at the interval, but the restart changed the scale of the contest. Wider Stanley scored three times between the 47th and 54th minutes, with Robles finding the net twice and Anderson adding another. That quick sequence widened the lead before Weybury Stanley could turn its greater share of possession into a comparable attacking response. A further goal from Elsherif and two late finishes by Palmer carried the visitors to the exact 0-7 result.

For Wider Stanley, the seven goals came with a clear pattern: repeated shots on target, multiple contributors and a sharp burst immediately after half-time. The xG gap between four and seven goals suggests an unusually clinical finish on top of an already dominant chance count. Weybury Stanley did manage three corners and completed 83% of its passes, but its single shot explains why those numbers did little to alter the outcome. The final 0-7 was emphatic, and the match statistics leave little room for mistaking possession for danger.