Stray 2 - 4 Snagbor

Key Events:

• 13' Stray Taeseong Choi scores, assisted by Darren Evans
• 20' Yellow card to Stray Corrado Pugliese
• 21' Snagbor Rob Postma scores, assisted by Jose Gonzalez
• 29' Yellow card to Snagbor Jose Gonzalez
• 53' Stray Corrado Pugliese scores, assisted by Ricardo Ayala
• 58' Yellow card to Snagbor Zurab Gabunia
• 60' Snagbor Michael Carstensen scores, assisted by Ibrahim Sadek
• 62' Snagbor Ole Møller scores, assisted by Jose Gonzalez
• 65' Yellow card to Stray Tomislav Pavlović
• 83' Snagbor Anders Knudsen scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Stray scored twice from 2.08 xG, close to the chance quality their attack produced. Snagbor converted four goals from 2.99 xG, finishing more sharply than the estimate would suggest. The visitors also had the stronger volume of threat: 13 shots, 11 on target and eight corners, compared with Stray's 10 shots, seven on target and two corners. Possession was nearly even, but Snagbor made its share more dangerous, particularly after Pugliese put Stray ahead again in the 53rd minute. The response was immediate: goals at 60' and 62' changed the match in a hurry, and Knudsen added the final margin late on. The xG gap points to a real advantage for Snagbor, while the extra finishing on top made the result more emphatic.

No players from either side recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Stray, the disappointment is not that the side lacked a route to goal: it scored twice and held a slight possession edge. It is that Snagbor repeatedly found the more decisive moments, including two goals in the space of two minutes after the hosts had regained the lead. Snagbor had to work for the result, with both sides receiving two yellow cards, but the visitors' shot count and corner advantage show how often they kept the pressure pointed toward goal. The final score, 2-4, reflects that greater attacking weight—and a finishing spell that left very little time for Stray to make another reply.