Stram Town 4 - 1 Stalersford

Key Events:

• 11' Stram Town Alain Savard scores, assisted by William Phillips
• 13' Yellow card to Stram Town William Phillips
• 32' Stram Town Jan de Wit scores
• 43' Yellow card to Stalersford Casimiro Da Luz
• 54' Stalersford Rodrigo Silvera scores, assisted by Rafael Atencio
• 67' Yellow card to Stram Town Vijay Morgan
• 71' Stram Town Krasimir Dimitrov scores, assisted by William Phillips
• 74' Stram Town Vijay Morgan scores, assisted by William Phillips
• 89' Yellow card to Stalersford Franz Wolf

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 4-1 score was a fair reflection of the balance, though Stram Town created enough to expect more: its 5.38 xG exceeded its four goals, a modest underperformance against a very generous supply of chances. Stalersford scored once from 0.88 xG, finishing just above its estimated return, but its four shots and three on target offered little room for sustained pressure. The hosts’ 25 attempts, including 19 on target, tell the central tactical story: Stram Town repeatedly got into threatening positions and kept the visitors’ defence occupied. Possession was close at 52%-48%, so this was not a matter of simply keeping the ball; the difference was what each side made of its opportunities.

Stram Town

• William Phillips (7.2) - Assisted three goals and was the main creative force in the hosts’ decisive attacking spells.

Stalersford

• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The sequence after the break gave Stalersford a foothold: Rodrigo Silvera made it 2-1 in the 54th minute, assisted by Rafael Atencio, and the visitors had enough of the ball and enough corners to suggest a route back. But Stram Town answered with goals from Krasimir Dimitrov and Vijay Morgan at 71' and 74', both created by William Phillips. That quick double restored the three-goal margin and left the late stages with little uncertainty beyond the final arithmetic. Stalersford did attempt more dribbles and won more corners, but its much lower shot volume meant those efforts did not translate into comparable danger. The final 4-1 was emphatic, and the chance totals suggest the hosts had earned it.