Ston Albion 2 - 0 Brousham

Key Events:

• 9' Yellow card to Ston Albion Michael Brown
• 13' Yellow card to Brousham Mayoro Sow
• 16' Ston Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michael Brown
• 39' Ston Albion Michel Lemoine scores
• 54' Yellow card to Brousham Luca Colombo
• 63' Yellow card to Brousham Lindomar Da Silva
• 85' Yellow card to Ston Albion Allan Carroll

xG Analysis:

While Brousham dominated possession (39%) and had a higher number of shots (8 with 7 on target), their xG of 1.86 was significantly higher than Ston Albion’s 1.24. This discrepancy highlights Brousham’s wastefulness in front of goal, with many shots narrowly missing or being saved. Conversely, Ston Albion made the most of their limited opportunities, converting two chances that yielded their goals. The tactical discipline of the hosts allowed them to capitalize on their fewer chances, emphasizing efficiency over volume.

No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably under pressure. Michel Lemoine (6.8) was influential in attack, scoring the second goal and creating multiple opportunities. Michael Brown (6.7) earned his yellow card early but contributed offensively with the assist on Robert’s goal. Lindomar Da Silva (6.6) worked tirelessly in midfield, despite receiving a yellow card late in the game. Mayoro Sow (6.5) showed resilience in defense, although his yellow card reflected the tense nature of the contest. Philippe Robert (6.4) scored the opening goal and was a constant threat upfront.

In summary, Ston Albion’s clinical finishing and disciplined defending secured their victory despite Brousham’s dominance in shots and possession. The match showcased the importance of converting chances efficiently and maintaining composure under pressure, with both teams disciplined enough to avoid red cards but engaged in a tense battle that kept fans on the edge of their seats.