Steshaltord 4 - 1 St Islow

Key Events:

• 33' St Islow Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 47' Steshaltord Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Saliou Sow
• 53' Steshaltord Luis Pinto scores
• 63' Steshaltord Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 77' Steshaltord Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Kwangjo Goh
• 82' Yellow card to Steshaltord Xinping Boon
• 82' Yellow card to Steshaltord Lindomar Da Silva

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Steshaltord 5.13 xG and St Islow 1.62. Against those figures, the hosts scored four, underperforming their estimate by 1.13 goals, while the visitors’ one goal fell 0.62 short of theirs. That is a strong chance profile for Steshaltord, even if the finishing did not quite keep pace with the opportunities created. The shot count reinforces the imbalance: 24 attempts for the hosts, with 18 on target, compared with seven attempts and six on target for St Islow. The visitors were accurate when they did shoot, but Steshaltord generated far more volume and converted enough of it to make the second-half turnaround decisive.

• No St Islow players reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The opening goal belonged to St Islow, with Jorge Alvez finishing Pedro Chagas’s assist in the 33rd minute. Steshaltord answered shortly after the interval: Lindomar Da Silva levelled in the 47th minute, then Luis Pinto put the hosts ahead six minutes later. The match had moved from a visitor’s lead to a home advantage before the second-half had properly settled.

Friedrich Unger extended that advantage in the 63rd minute, assisted by Xinping Boon, and Boon added the fourth himself in the 77th minute, with Kwangjo Goh providing the assist. Two yellow cards followed in the 82nd minute, for Boon and Da Silva. St Islow recorded more dribbles and tackles, but those figures could not offset Steshaltord’s greater share of possession and sustained attacking output. The final 4-1 score reflects a match in which the visitors made the first mark, while the hosts supplied most of the chances—and four of the goals.