Shifnar Wanderers 1 - 5 Drombord Stanley

Key Events:

• 29' Drombord Stanley Michel Lemoine scores
• 33' Yellow card to Shifnar Wanderers Michel Lemoine
• 39' Drombord Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 44' Drombord Stanley Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 55' Yellow card to Shifnar Wanderers Michael Brown
• 62' Shifnar Wanderers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 74' Drombord Stanley Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 75' Drombord Stanley Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Shifnar Wanderers scored once from 2.07 xG, finishing below the chance quality they generated. Drombord Stanley’s five goals from 3.4 xG represents substantial over-performance, though the visitors’ 14 shots and 13 on target show that their scoring was supported by a steady stream of accurate attempts rather than a single isolated break. Shifnar Wanderers had 10 shots, seven on target, and enough expected threat to suggest the match did not begin as a one-sided contest. The key difference was execution: Drombord Stanley converted with striking efficiency, while Shifnar Wanderers found the net only once. With possession close at 48%-52%, the scoreline points less to domination of the ball than to the visitors making far more of their attacking moments.

Drombord Stanley:

• Seungwoo Jeong (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted one, making a direct contribution to three of the visitors’ goals.
• Zdravko Ivanišević (7.6) - His two goals before half-time helped put Drombord Stanley firmly in control.
• Michel Lemoine (7.3) - Scored the opener and supplied an assist in a productive attacking display.

Shifnar Wanderers had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The final margin was four goals, even though Shifnar Wanderers generated more than two xG and kept the possession split close. Drombord Stanley’s greater accuracy in front of goal turned that balance into a result that was anything but close: the visitors scored three times before Shifnar Wanderers replied, then added two goals in quick succession after the hour. The hosts’ two yellow cards and 13 fouls contrasted with Drombord Stanley’s five fouls and no bookings, while both sides recorded six tackles. Those figures do not erase the quality of the visitors’ finishing, but they underline a match in which Drombord Stanley needed fewer interruptions and far fewer second chances to establish control. The 5-1 scoreline stands as the clearest account of the afternoon: Shifnar Wanderers had opportunities, and Drombord Stanley made them count.