Kendhouth 11 - 0 Royarn Stanley

Key Events:

• 9' Kendhouth Susumu Sakamoto scores, assisted by Mohamed Helal
• 11' Kendhouth Mehmet Bartels scores
• 28' Kendhouth Ivan Pavlović scores, assisted by Yong Aung
• 34' Yellow card to Royarn Stanley Pedro Chagas
• 36' Kendhouth Jorge Vieira scores, assisted by Susumu Sakamoto
• 40' Yellow card to Kendhouth Mohamed Safwat
• 58' Kendhouth Yong Aung scores, assisted by Hans Andersen
• 66' Kendhouth Susumu Sakamoto scores
• 68' Kendhouth Yong Aung scores, assisted by Mehmet Bartels
• 76' Kendhouth Hans Andersen scores
• 80' Kendhouth Jorge Vieira scores, assisted by Susumu Sakamoto
• 81' Kendhouth Mohamed Safwat scores
• 90' Yellow card to Royarn Stanley Seungwoo Jeong
• 90' Kendhouth Mohamed Helal scores, assisted by Susumu Sakamoto

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Kendhouth finished with eleven goals from 5.41 xG, an overperformance of 5.59 goals; Royarn Stanley recorded 0.01 xG and no goals. The gap between expected and actual output was striking, but the underlying shot volume was substantial: Kendhouth had 22 attempts, with 21 on target, while Royarn Stanley had none. That points to a side that created frequent chances and converted them at an extraordinary rate, against visitors who could not turn possession or dribbling into a shot. Kendhouth held 57% possession, enough to control the contest, though the 11-0 margin was considerably more emphatic than the chance-quality estimate alone would predict.

• No Royarn Stanley players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was settled early in practical terms: Kendhouth led 4-0 by the 36th minute, with the second-half goals ensuring there was no cautious drift toward the final whistle. Royarn Stanley recorded more dribbles, 18 to eight, but without a shot that movement had no final outlet. Their four corners and 43% possession also show that the visitors were not entirely absent from the ball; they simply could not turn those fragments into an attempt.

For Kendhouth, the evening combined collective control with exceptional individual finishing, led by Susumu Sakamoto’s five goal contributions. The eleven goals are the authoritative result, while the xG offers a useful reminder that an already dominant performance became a remarkably efficient one. Royarn Stanley leave with two yellow cards and no shots on target—or any shot at all—an unusually complete account of how little the match offered them in attack.