Hargay City 0 - 6 Holds Stall Villa

Key Events:

• 6' Holds Stall Villa Ricardo Matos scores, assisted by Walter Martinez
• 29' Holds Stall Villa Ricardo Matos scores
• 32' Yellow card to Hargay City Luca Colombo
• 34' Holds Stall Villa Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Ingo Berndt
• 73' Holds Stall Villa Ian Ellis scores, assisted by Ingo Berndt
• 74' Yellow card to Holds Stall Villa Ricardo Matos
• 81' Holds Stall Villa Kris Harvey scores, assisted by Ingo Berndt
• 87' Holds Stall Villa Ian Ellis scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Hargay City at 0.36 xG and Holds Stall Villa at 3.9. The actual 0-6 scoreline therefore had both sides beyond their expected goal totals, but the contrast in opportunity was the more telling measure: the visitors recorded sixteen shots, fifteen on target, while the hosts managed two shots and one on target. Villa’s six goals represent a sharp return even against a substantial xG figure; Hargay’s single target, by comparison, left little scope for a comeback. The possession figures, 47% to 53%, suggest this was not a matter of Villa simply keeping the ball away from the hosts. They made their spells count by reaching shooting positions repeatedly, while Hargay’s greater number of dribbles did not translate into enough attempts. A six-goal margin can make the details feel decorative, but the shot count had already sketched the shape of the afternoon.

• No Hargay City players reached a rating of 7.0.

For Holds Stall Villa, the result was emphatic without requiring a monopoly on possession: they held only 53% of the ball, but made that control productive with fifteen efforts on target. Matos gave them an early lead and struck again before the half-hour, while Lewis made it three in the 34th minute. The sequence put the contest beyond Hargay City well before the late goals, though Villa continued to find openings after the break. Berndt had a hand in three goals, and Ellis scored twice, including the 87th-minute finish. It was a broad contribution from the visitors’ attack, with the scoreline rather more emphatic than the possession column alone might have predicted.

For Hargay City, the numbers tell a harder story than the possession share: two attempts in total, only one on target, and no player rated 7.0 or above. Luca Colombo received the hosts’ sole card in the 32nd minute, amid a first-half spell in which Villa scored three times. Hargay did record ten dribbles, six more than their opponents, but that activity did not produce a sustained threat. Villa’s own yellow card, shown to Matos at 74 minutes, came between their fourth and fifth goals; the visitors then added two more before the final whistle. The 0-6 result leaves little need for elaborate description. Holds Stall Villa were far more dangerous in front of goal, and Hargay City never found a way to make their share of the ball matter.