Bingboutton Albion 0 - 8 Todmough Stanley

Key Events:

• 8' Todmough Stanley Heinz Pfeiffer scores, assisted by Carlos Castro
• 9' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Veljko Rakić
• 16' Todmough Stanley Raul Hopkins scores, assisted by Rodolfo Furtado
• 22' Todmough Stanley Carlos Castro scores
• 26' Todmough Stanley Heinz Pfeiffer scores
• 39' Todmough Stanley Heinz Pfeiffer scores, assisted by Carlos Castro
• 45' Todmough Stanley Rodolfo Furtado scores
• 52' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Lyubomir Georgiev
• 63' Todmough Stanley Carlos Castro scores, assisted by Gerhard Bachmann
• 68' Yellow card to Todmough Stanley Rodolfo Furtado
• 75' Yellow card to Bingboutton Albion Bruno Rossi
• 82' Todmough Stanley Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Gustavo Perez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bingboutton Albion recorded 0.36 xG and scored none; Todmough Stanley produced 4.15 xG and turned it into eight goals. That is a substantial over-performance against the chance-quality estimate, not a reason to pretend the visitors’ attack was merely fortunate: they had 20 shots, 14 on target, against two shots and one on target for the hosts. The equal possession figure masks the more telling divide. Todmough Stanley made far more of its attacking moments, while Bingboutton Albion scarcely threatened enough to give its possession a finishing chapter.

The scoreline was already 6-0 by half-time, after Todmough Stanley scored five times in the first half and added two more after the break. The visitors’ goals came from five different scorers, with Pfeiffer completing a hat-trick and Castro scoring twice; Castro also supplied two assists. That spread of contributions made the attack difficult to reduce to one player’s afternoon, though Pfeiffer did make a persuasive case for being the most visible part of it.

For Bingboutton Albion, the match offered little respite once the early goals arrived. The hosts had the same possession share but managed only two shots, and the three yellow cards added a disciplinary footnote to a night defined chiefly by the gap in attacking output. Todmough Stanley leave with an 8-0 win, a sharp return from their chances and a scoreline that needs no embellishment.