The report
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Ston Rangers Pedro Chagas
- 4' Higges Park scores
- 30' Yellow card to Ston Rangers Michel Lemoine
- 45' Higges Park scores
- 49' Higges Park scores
- 58' Higges Park scores
- 61' Higges Park scores
- 65' Yellow card to Higges Park an unnamed player
- 72' Higges Park scores
- 75' Yellow card to Ston Rangers Philippe Robert
- 85' Yellow card to Ston Rangers Jorge Alvez
- 90' Higges Park scores
- 90' Higges Park scores
The game’s narrative was largely shaped by Higges Park’s dominance in possession and shot creation. Their 20 shots, with 15 on target, dwarfed the hosts’ total of zero, illustrating a relentless assault on the Rangers’ goal. The visitors’ tactical approach was clearly to overload the attacking areas, as evidenced by their 15 corners, and they capitalized on this dominance by scoring six goals in the second half alone. The yellow cards handed out to both sides, especially the four to Ston Rangers, hint at a game with some frustration and perhaps a touch of desperation from the home team. Higges Park’s ability to maintain a pass accuracy of 89% further underlined their control of the game, while the Rangers’ 82% was insufficient to stem the tide.
In the end, Higges Park’s victory was a testament to their attacking efficiency and disciplined defending. Despite the lopsided score, the game offered a glimpse into their tactical discipline and clinical finishing, which will serve them well in future fixtures. For Ston Rangers, this match will be a reminder of the importance of offensive creation and defensive organization, especially against a side that was clearly superior on the day. The match’s statistical and narrative elements suggest Higges Park’s victory was well-earned, even if the final scoreline was perhaps a little generous.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, reflecting the overall team performance disparity.
The statistics paint a picture of Higges Park’s commanding control, with their high shot count and clinical finishing ultimately sealing the game. The home side’s defensive struggles and lack of attacking threat were evident, culminating in a comprehensive victory for Higges Park that will be remembered for its one-sided nature.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Pedro Chagas*
Showed some early initiative but was hampered by the team’s overall struggles.
Michel Lemoine*
Picked up a yellow card and was part of a defensive unit under siege.
Philippe Robert*
Tried to organize the midfield but lacked support.
Jorge Alvez*
Made some runs but couldn’t influence the game significantly.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Taeil Roh for Higges Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

