The report
Key Events:
- 1' Yellow card to Raunsten Stanley Carlos Marques
- 6' Raunsten Stanley Alejandro Avila scores, assisted by Jinseong Moon
- 8' Raunsten Stanley Muhamed Živković scores
- 13' Raunsten Stanley Paul Marchand scores, assisted by Jinseong Moon
- 31' Yellow card to Penny Stais Seydou Zouzou
- 33' Yellow card to Penny Stais Lindomar Da Silva
- 45' Raunsten Stanley Alejandro Avila scores, assisted by Mogens Nissen
- 48' Raunsten Stanley Edin Ćorić scores, assisted by Alejandro Avila
- 60' Raunsten Stanley Edin Ćorić scores, assisted by Peter Schneider
- 69' Raunsten Stanley Edin Ćorić scores, assisted by Alejandro Avila
- 75' Raunsten Stanley Peter Schneider scores, assisted by Jinseong Moon
- 84' Raunsten Stanley Sani James scores, assisted by Alejandro Avila
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Raunsten Stanley scored nine from 3.86 xG, a substantial over-performance: the finishing ran well ahead of the chances’ estimated quality. That does not make the scoreline a statistical accident. The hosts put 14 of 17 shots on target, while Penny Stais registered no shots and just 0.01 xG. With 59% possession and an 88% pass accuracy, Raunsten Stanley controlled the ball and repeatedly turned that control into attempts; the visitors never managed to make the contest ask a question of the home defence. The margin says plenty about the finishing, while the shot and xG figures say the imbalance began much earlier.
The opening 13 minutes brought three Raunsten Stanley goals, enough to settle the direction of the afternoon before the match had properly unpacked. Penny Stais collected two yellow cards in the first half but could not turn its defensive effort into a foothold: three corners and 41% possession were not matched by a single shot. Raunsten Stanley added six more after the interval, with Ćorić completing his hat-trick and Avila finishing with two goals and three assists. A 9-0 scoreline needs no decorative language; the numbers already show a team that attacked with precision and an opponent left without a shot to answer it.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Alejandro Avila
Scored twice and supplied three assists, shaping the attack from start to finish.
Edin Ćorić
His second-half hat-trick carried the hosts further clear.
Jinseong Moon
Provided three assists, including the first goal that opened the floodgates.
Peter Schneider
Scored once and assisted another as the attack kept finding new routes to goal.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Alejandro Avila for Raunsten Stanley. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

