Brouth Albion 1 - 3 Ston Rot

Key Events:

• 11' Brouth Albion Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 15' Yellow card to Brouth Albion Philippe Robert
• 18' Ston Rot Reinier Lammers scores, assisted by Mujo Stanković
• 23' Yellow card to Ston Rot Michael Weir
• 40' Yellow card to Ston Rot Christopher Mcmillan
• 49' Ston Rot Michael Weir scores
• 65' Yellow card to Ston Rot Rodrigo Martinez
• 70' Ston Rot Reinier Lammers scores, assisted by Mujo Stanković
• 78' Yellow card to Ston Rot Mujo Stanković
• 90' Yellow card to Ston Rot Reinier Lammers

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Brouth Albion 0.89 xG and Ston Rot 3.13. The hosts’ single goal edged their estimate by 0.11, while the visitors’ three finished 0.13 below theirs: a close alignment between the quality of the chances and the final score. The shot count makes the tactical contrast plain. With 16 attempts and 10 on target, Ston Rot repeatedly tested the hosts; Brouth Albion managed four shots, three on target, and converted one. Equal possession and pass accuracy did not mean equal attacking threat. In this match, the ball was shared more evenly than the work it created.

No Brouth Albion players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The second-half goals gave Ston Rot the separation that the first-half response had promised. Lammers restored the balance just seven minutes after Pedro Chagas put Brouth Albion ahead, then Michael Weir moved the visitors in front after the break. Lammers supplied the final goal at 70', completing a scoring contribution that turned the visitors’ superior shot volume into a three-goal return.

The match was not short on activity elsewhere: both clubs had 10 corners, and both completed 81% of their passes. Ston Rot did collect five yellow cards to Brouth Albion’s one, but its discipline record did not prevent the visitors from controlling the more consequential measure, chances on goal. Brouth Albion showed enough accuracy to make its limited shooting count once; it could not sustain that threat. The 3-1 score stands as a fair account of a match in which the hosts had their moment, and Ston Rot had far more of the attempts that might become one.