The report
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Ston-Avon 3.69 xG against five actual goals, an overperformance of 1.31. That is a healthy return above the chances’ estimated value, though 13 shots on target from 17 attempts points to more than mere fortune: Ston-Avon repeatedly made its attacks count. Atter Park scored once from 0.83 xG, a small overperformance of its own, but managed only five shots and two on target. The visitors had 51% possession, yet that control did not translate into enough attempts to keep pace with the hosts.
The match’s turning point was not a single moment so much as the spell after Atter Park levelled at 60 minutes. Ston-Avon restored its lead five minutes later through Jose Garcia, assisted by Ray Cook, then added goals at 69, 75 and 90 minutes. The final margin reflected the difference in attacking output: the teams shared corners and fouls, but Ston-Avon produced 12 more shots and 11 more on target. Five yellow cards were distributed across the match, a modest administrative workload beside the scoreboard.
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Amiran Razmadze
- 28' Yellow card to Atter Park Souleymane Diallo
- 44' Ston-Avon Xiaoguang Tham scores
- 45' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Matt Morris
- 47' Yellow card to Atter Park Marcos Araujo
- 56' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Zaki Abubakar
- 60' Atter Park Avtandil Medolishvili scores, assisted by Gideon Sani
- 65' Ston-Avon Jose Garcia scores, assisted by Ray Cook
- 69' Ston-Avon Amiran Razmadze scores
- 75' Ston-Avon Kakhaber Mtchedlidze scores
- 90' Ston-Avon Amiran Razmadze scores
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Amiran Razmadze
Scored twice and was the only player recorded among the standouts, adding a decisive contribution to Ston-Avon’s emphatic win.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Xiaoguang Tham, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

