Wyclees Stanley 1 - 3 Alsterridwor

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Alsterridwor Luca Colombo
• 29' Alsterridwor Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 36' Alsterridwor Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 64' Wyclees Stanley Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 76' Yellow card to Wyclees Stanley Jorge Alvez
• 83' Alsterridwor Xinping Boon scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Wyclees Stanley scored once from 1.77 xG, finishing below the chance-quality estimate despite putting all seven of their shots on target. Alsterridwor scored three from 2.53 xG, an over-performance that turned a strong attacking return into a clear result. The visitors also registered 13 shots and eight on target, giving them more chances to test the defence; their 15 tackles, against two for Wyclees Stanley, suggest a much more active defensive workload. Possession and pass accuracy favoured the hosts, but those measures did not translate into the same volume of attempts. In the match’s defining spell, Pinto scored twice between the 29th and 36th minutes, putting Alsterridwor two ahead before the break. Seungwoo Jeong pulled one back after the hour, but Xinping Boon restored the two-goal margin late on. The numbers point to a useful distinction: Wyclees Stanley were tidy with the ball and accurate when shooting, while Alsterridwor produced more attempts and made their best chances count.

• No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded for Wyclees Stanley.

For Wyclees Stanley, the 52% possession and 87% pass accuracy offered a measure of control, but the match was decided in the less decorative columns: goals and shots. The hosts did put every attempt on target, an unusually neat return, yet only Jeong found the net. Alsterridwor were less precise in possession and still fashioned nearly twice as many attempts, leaving Wyclees Stanley with too much to do after the two quick strikes.

The late goal from Boon settled the score at 3-1 and made the visitors’ attacking advantage difficult to dispute. Wyclees Stanley had enough of the ball and enough accuracy to stay in the contest, but not enough scoring to turn that into a recovery. Alsterridwor leave with a two-goal win built on a productive first half, a timely response to the hosts’ goal, and a final contribution that kept the afternoon’s arithmetic firmly on their side.