Raunston City 5 - 2 St Boss Wey Rovers

Key Events:

• 7' Raunston City Alberto Gonzalez scores
• 24' Raunston City Daouda Sangare scores, assisted by Nathan Gray
• 34' Yellow card to Raunston City Silvio Tavares
• 36' Raunston City Nathan Gray scores, assisted by Jeremy Lau
• 39' Yellow card to Raunston City Daouda Sangare
• 40' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Scott Hendry
• 45' Raunston City Nathan Gray scores, assisted by Mauricio Lopez
• 45' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Marcelo Mederos
• 53' Raunston City Jeremy Lau scores, assisted by Woosung Yang
• 67' St Boss Wey Rovers Wim Baas scores
• 68' Yellow card to Raunston City Mauricio Lopez
• 70' St Boss Wey Rovers Philip Lewis scores
• 86' Yellow card to Raunston City Salifou Konate
• 87' Yellow card to Raunston City Bernardo Avalos
• 90' Yellow card to St Boss Wey Rovers Ladislav Damjanović

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Raunston City’s five goals came from 5.43 xG, a slight underperformance against the chances created; St Boss Wey Rovers scored twice from 1.06 xG, making their return notably more generous than the estimate. The 24-4 shot count, with 20 Raunston efforts on target and all four of the visitors’ shots on target, gives the match its tactical shape: Raunston City repeatedly reached dangerous positions, while St Boss Wey Rovers made a great deal of their limited opportunities. Five goals from the hosts was no statistical miracle, then, but their finishing left a little value on the table. The visitors’ two goals provided a late change of mood without changing the underlying imbalance.

• Raunston City
• Nathan Gray (8.1) - Scored twice and supplied the assist for Daouda Sangare, giving the attack a central figure throughout.
• Jeremy Lau (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Nathan Gray, contributing directly to two goals.
• St Boss Wey Rovers
• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The five-goal lead at 53 minutes looked decisive, and the visitors’ two quick replies briefly made the evening less comfortable for Raunston City than the shot totals might suggest. Still, St Boss Wey Rovers never turned that spell into a sustained reversal: four shots across the match is a thin platform for chasing a score, even when every one of them finds the target. The closing minutes brought three more yellow cards, two to the hosts and one to the visitors, as the match’s discipline became more conspicuous than its remaining chances. Raunston City’s 5-2 win was emphatic on the scoreboard and well supported by the flow of attempts; the late goals simply kept the final account from becoming even more lopsided.