Scasley 4 - 0 Shen Villa

Key Events:

• 11' Scasley Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 29' Scasley Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 31' Scasley Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 36' Yellow card to Scasley Michael Brown
• 40' Scasley Philippe Robert scores
• 68' Yellow card to Shen Villa Pedro Chagas
• 79' Yellow card to Shen Villa Branko Bartolić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Scasley scored four from 3.44 xG, a modest over-performance of 0.56 goals, while Shen Villa finished without a goal from 1.21 xG. The visitors did put four of their six shots on target, so the scoreline was not simply a record of complete attacking silence; Scasley were more effective at turning their chances into goals. The hosts’ 62% possession, 16 shots and 15 corners point to sustained territorial pressure, and their two-goal burst in the 29th and 31st minutes made that pressure count quickly. Shen Villa tackled more, but their six shots and lower possession left them with less opportunity to change the direction of the match.

• Scasley
• Philippe Robert (7.6) - Scored twice, opening the account and adding the fourth before half-time.
• Michel Lemoine (7.6) - Scored twice in two minutes to put Scasley firmly in control.
• Shen Villa
• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The second half brought no further goals, though Shen Villa continued to record more tackles and picked up two yellow cards after the break. Scasley had already done the decisive work: the hosts scored four times from 12 shots on target and kept the visitors from converting any of their four. The statistics describe a match with plenty of activity at both ends of the disciplinary ledger, but little uncertainty about the result.

For Scasley, the win came through control, chance creation and a front pair who each finished twice. Shen Villa had enough shots on target to avoid being entirely absent from the contest, yet the gap in possession and the 15-5 corner count underline how much of the match was played on the hosts’ terms. A 4 - 0 result, supported by the chance-quality estimate, leaves little need for decorative explanations.