Stonbor County 0 - 4 Hod Gre

Key Events:

• 16' Yellow card to Hod Gre Henry Parra
• 29' Hod Gre Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Andrew Stewart
• 36' Yellow card to Stonbor County Ronald Fraser
• 48' Hod Gre Andrew Stewart scores, assisted by Henry Parra
• 57' Hod Gre Henry Parra scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 64' Yellow card to Hod Gre Pedro Chagas
• 76' Hod Gre Andrew Stewart scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Stonbor County produced 1.56 xG but scored none, a substantial shortfall that points to chances created without the finish to make them count. Hod Gre recorded 3.93 xG and scored four, a return just above the chance-quality estimate: clinical, though not wildly at odds with the opportunities they built. The shot count gives the result its tactical outline. Hod Gre had 18 attempts, including 14 on target, against eight shots and five on target for Stonbor County. So while the hosts edged possession, Hod Gre were more direct in converting their attacks into testing efforts. Possession can be a useful measure of who had the ball; it is less interested in explaining why the other side kept finding the goal.

The 29th-minute opener gave Hod Gre a foothold, with Andrew Stewart supplying Pedro Chagas. Stewart then scored after the break from Henry Parra’s assist, before Parra added a third with Michel Lemoine providing the pass. Stewart completed the scoring in the 76th minute, assisted by Chagas. The sequence spread the work around, but Stewart was central to it: two goals and an assist, with involvement in the first two strikes. Stonbor County did have five shots on target, but none became a goal, while Hod Gre kept the pressure on through a much higher volume of attempts. Three yellow cards were shown, and no one was sent off; the match’s most decisive arithmetic remained the four goals.

• Stonbor County had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

For Stonbor County, the gap between 1.56 xG and no goals leaves the central frustration plain: enough opportunity to threaten, not enough finish to alter the afternoon. Hod Gre had less possession and slightly lower pass accuracy, yet registered more than twice as many shots and converted four times. Their 4-0 win matched the balance of the chances and exceeded it only slightly in the final tally. Stewart’s decisive contribution gave the performance its headline, while the broader story belonged to a side that made its attacks count and left Stonbor County with the less useful kind of possession: the kind that ends without a goal.