Farkind Fer Stanley 1 - 9 Oakhesbridge

Key Events:

• 11' Farkind Fer Stanley Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 19' Oakhesbridge Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Dylan Jansen
• 32' Yellow card to Oakhesbridge Phillip Lewis
• 37' Oakhesbridge Jose Machin scores, assisted by Gaetano Pinna
• 40' Oakhesbridge Dylan Jansen scores, assisted by Armando Gaitan
• 44' Oakhesbridge Dylan Jansen scores
• 48' Yellow card to Farkind Fer Stanley Seungwoo Jeong
• 49' Oakhesbridge Rodrigo Arias scores
• 59' Oakhesbridge Muhamed Simić scores, assisted by Armando Gaitan
• 65' Yellow card to Farkind Fer Stanley Michel Lemoine
• 66' Oakhesbridge Armando Gaitan scores, assisted by Muhamed Simić
• 83' Oakhesbridge Rodrigo Arias scores, assisted by Gaetano Pinna
• 90' Oakhesbridge Armando Gaitan scores, assisted by Muhamed Simić
• 90' Yellow card to Oakhesbridge Gaetano Pinna

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Oakhesbridge’s nine goals from 4.75 xG amount to a substantial over-performance: the visitors converted chances at a rate well beyond the quality their opportunities would ordinarily suggest. Their 20 shots, with 18 on target, show that the score was not built on a handful of isolated breaks; they repeatedly put the ball where the goalkeeper had to deal with it. Farkind Fer Stanley’s single goal from 0.41 xG was also above its estimate, but the hosts managed only two shots overall. Their 54% possession and five corners offered territory and set-piece opportunities without a corresponding volume of attempts. Oakhesbridge had less of the ball, no corners, and far more direct threat. The scoreboard was emphatic; the shot count explains why.

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

For Farkind Fer Stanley, Philippe Robert’s opener with Nilson Pires’s assist briefly gave the match a different shape. Oakhesbridge replied through Phillip Lewis and then struck three more times before the break, turning a one-goal deficit into a 4-1 lead. The fifth arrived shortly after half-time, and the visitors continued to add goals rather than treat the afternoon as already concluded. Two further strikes from Gaitan, including one in the 90th minute, completed the 9-1 scoreline. Oakhesbridge’s 46% possession did not mean they lacked control: their accuracy in front of goal supplied a more persuasive form of it. Farkind Fer Stanley had the ball more often, but too rarely in positions that produced attempts. The result was a nine-goal away win, with the hosts’ early lead left as the briefest of false dawns.