Holds Stall Villa 8 - 0 Drayle United

The eight goals came in two bursts, with four before the interval and four more after it. Ingo Berndt led the scoring with a hat-trick, while Holds Stall Villa put 19 of their 25 attempts on target. Drayle United managed two shots, one on target, and an evening in which the ball’s visits to goal were mostly one-sided.

Key Events:

• 10' Holds Stall Villa Ingo Berndt scores
• 16' Holds Stall Villa Boris Rendulić scores, assisted by Walter Martinez
• 23' Holds Stall Villa Ian Ellis scores, assisted by Abba Salisu
• 33' Yellow card to Drayle United Luca Colombo
• 40' Holds Stall Villa Carlos Santamaria scores, assisted by Ingo Berndt
• 59' Holds Stall Villa Ricardo Matos scores, assisted by Ian Ellis
• 62' Holds Stall Villa Ingo Berndt scores, assisted by Ricardo Matos
• 73' Holds Stall Villa Ingo Berndt scores, assisted by Abba Salisu
• 75' Holds Stall Villa Abba Salisu scores, assisted by Carlos Santamaria
• 78' Yellow card to Holds Stall Villa Ricardo Matos

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Holds Stall Villa scored eight from 5.39 xG, finishing 2.61 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That over-performance was supported by the volume and accuracy of the attempts: 25 shots, 19 on target, and goals arriving across both halves. Drayle United recorded 0.36 xG and scored none, with only two shots to build from. The possession figures were close, and the visitors even won more corners, but neither measure translated into comparable threat; the decisive gap was in the chances created and converted.

• Drayle United: No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded.

For all the disparity in the score, the possession and passing figures were not a portrait of one side keeping the other permanently away from the ball. Drayle United had 51% possession, 10 corners and the better pass accuracy, yet produced just 0.36 xG. Those numbers describe territory and circulation, not enough danger to alter the result.

Holds Stall Villa, meanwhile, made their attacks count repeatedly, with Ingo Berndt’s three goals and the contributions of Abba Salisu, Ian Ellis, Carlos Santamaria and Ricardo Matos spread across the scoring. The final 8-0 was emphatic, and the underlying chance figures point in the same direction even if they do not quite account for all eight. Drayle United had the ball often enough; Holds Stall Villa had the match’s meaningful moments.