Stever Park 6 - 3 Crand Straide

Key Events:

• 8' Crand Straide Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 21' Crand Straide Khadim Diakhate scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 36' Stever Park Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Leandro Barbosa
• 40' Crand Straide Luis Pinto scores
• 43' Stever Park Leandro Barbosa scores, assisted by Marco Nuñez
• 45' Stever Park Marco Nuñez scores, assisted by Otto Kirsch
• 54' Yellow card to Crand Straide Stuart Mitchell
• 68' Stever Park Edgar Sanchez scores, assisted by Marco Nuñez
• 78' Stever Park Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Edgar Sanchez
• 83' Stever Park Marco Nuñez scores, assisted by Otto Kirsch

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

While Stever Park outshot their opponents 19 to 3 and amassed an xG of 4.19, their clinical finishing turned these chances into six goals. Conversely, Crand Straide's limited opportunities yielded only 0.71 xG, with their two on-target shots resulting in three goals, highlighting their opportunistic approach. The hosts' dominance in possession and shot volume translated into a high goal tally, but the visitors' efficiency kept the game competitive until late in the second half.

No players reached the 7.0+ threshold from Crand Straide, but Lindomar Da Silva's goal and assist earned him a 7.3/10 for his impactful performance. The standout performers for Stever Park included:

Marco Nuñez (8.6) - A commanding display with 2 goals and 2 assists, orchestrating much of the attack. Phillip Lewis (7.6) - His two goals and relentless work rate made him a constant threat upfront. Leandro Barbosa (7.3) - Provided a crucial goal and an assist, linking play effectively. Edgar Sanchez (7.3) - His goal and overall contribution added depth to the hosts’ attack. Otto Kirsch (7.0) - Delivered two assists and kept the midfield ticking.

The statistics reflect a dominant performance by Stever Park, who controlled possession and created far more scoring opportunities. Their clinical finishing and creative play ultimately earned them a well-deserved victory, despite a resilient Crand Straide side that capitalized on limited chances to stay competitive until the late stages.