Farkind Fer Stanley 0 - 4 Penny Stais

Key Events:

• 5' Penny Stais Muhammed Okoro scores, assisted by Guy Ward
• 6' Yellow card to Farkind Fer Stanley Michel Lemoine
• 7' Penny Stais Guy Ward scores
• 17' Yellow card to Penny Stais Luis Faria
• 40' Yellow card to Penny Stais Seydou Zouzou
• 43' Penny Stais Junseo Shin scores, assisted by Adriano Mazza
• 77' Penny Stais Junseo Shin scores, assisted by Muhammed Okoro
• 77' Yellow card to Farkind Fer Stanley Nilson Pires

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The scoreline of 0-4 sits alongside xG figures of 0.01 for Farkind Fer Stanley and 2.44 for Penny Stais. The hosts’ estimate reflects a match in which their 51% possession and nine corners produced no shots at all, while Penny Stais turned 12 attempts, eight on target, into four goals. That is a substantial return above the visitors’ chance-quality estimate, pointing to emphatic finishing rather than a volume of chances quite as large as the score might suggest. The early goals changed the shape of the contest quickly: Penny Stais could attack a side forced to chase, while the hosts’ possession never became a shooting opportunity. The visitors were not overwhelmingly dominant in the ball-retention figures, but they were decisive where the match is usually settled.

Farkind Fer Stanley had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher. Junseo Shin (7.6) - Scored twice, including the 43rd-minute goal that made the visitors’ lead three. Muhammed Okoro (7.3) - Opened the scoring and later assisted Junseo Shin’s second. Guy Ward (7.3) - Scored in the seventh minute and assisted the opener.

The final 0-4 score was authoritative well before the final whistle. Penny Stais made its first seven minutes count, added a third just before the break, then had Junseo Shin complete the scoring in the 77th minute. Farkind Fer Stanley did win the possession and corner counts, and matched the visitors’ pass accuracy closely, but those measures could not make up for the absence of a shot. The visitors, meanwhile, converted their opportunities at a rate that exceeded their xG, and left with a convincing win built on early incision and clinical finishing.