The report
Key Events:
- 5' Yellow card to Browen Stanley Pedro Guzman
- 16' Yellow card to Browen Stanley Friedrich Unger
- 50' Yellow card to Browen Stanley Norbert Fischer
- 50' Penny Stais Kwangseok Choo scores, assisted by Ibrahima Ndong
- 52' Yellow card to Browen Stanley Luis Pinto
- 53' Yellow card to Browen Stanley Lindomar Da Silva
- 63' Yellow card to Penny Stais Ibrahima Ndong
- 66' Browen Stanley Stuart Mitchell scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 83' Yellow card to Penny Stais Francisco Do Carmo
- 87' Yellow card to Browen Stanley Rainer Müller
- 89' Penny Stais Robert Hudson scores, assisted by Francisco Do Carmo
- 90' Penny Stais Robert Hudson scores, assisted by Jose Molina
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:
Browen Stanley generated an xG of 1.52 from their 6 shots, all on target, indicating a reasonably efficient attack that was somewhat underwhelming in converting chances. Conversely, Penny Stais amassed an xG of 4.18 from 19 shots, 15 on target, reflecting their dominance in shot volume and quality. The discrepancy between xG and actual goals highlights the visitors’ clinical finishing, especially from Robert Hudson, who scored twice despite an xG that suggests some luck or exceptional goalkeeping by the hosts’ 17 saves. Tactical discipline and sharpness in front of goal proved decisive for Penny Stais.
No players from Browen Stanley reached the 7.0+ threshold, but Stuart Mitchell scored a crucial goal and contributed offensively. From Penny Stais, Robert Hudson shone brightly with a 7.6/10, netting twice and demonstrating clinical finishing and movement that troubled the hosts’ defense throughout.
In Summary:
Penny Stais's superior shot volume and clinical finishing ultimately proved decisive in this tightly fought encounter. The hosts showed resilience and created opportunities, but their inability to convert and the visitors' efficiency in front of goal made the difference. Robert Hudson’s double, combined with disciplined defending and tactical execution, secured the victory. The match was marked by a high number of fouls and yellow cards, reflecting the intense battle in midfield and defensive zones. Overall, Penny Stais deserved their win, with their attacking potency and defensive resilience shining through.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Kwangseok Choo for Penny Stais. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


