Todmough Stanley 10 - 0 Ken Athletic

Key Events:

• 15' Todmough Stanley Gustavo Perez scores
• 25' Todmough Stanley Gerhard Bachmann scores, assisted by Gustavo Perez
• 28' Yellow card to Ken Athletic Michel Lemoine
• 29' Todmough Stanley Yuto Shiraishi scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 32' Todmough Stanley Carlos Castro scores, assisted by Gerhard Bachmann
• 45' Todmough Stanley Carlos Castro scores
• 66' Todmough Stanley Gerhard Bachmann scores, assisted by Carlos Castro
• 75' Todmough Stanley Gustavo Perez scores, assisted by Gerhard Bachmann
• 79' Todmough Stanley Heinz Pfeiffer scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 81' Todmough Stanley Carlos Castro scores, assisted by Bernard Fabre
• 83' Todmough Stanley Heinz Pfeiffer scores, assisted by Julio Santos

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Todmough Stanley 4.86 xG and Ken Athletic 0.26, against the actual score of 10-0. The hosts therefore outscored their estimate by more than five goals, a remarkable return from 21 shots, 18 of them on target. Ken Athletic had one shot on target, so their low expected-goals figure reflects a very limited threat rather than a failure to convert a parade of chances. Possession favoured the visitors 57%-43%, and they also won eight corners to five, but those measures did not translate into meaningful scoring pressure. Todmough Stanley were ruthlessly efficient with the opportunities they created; the xG gap says the score was emphatic, while the conversion gap says it became something rarer still.

No Ken Athletic players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was built in two bursts: Todmough Stanley struck five times by the 45th minute, then added five more after the interval. Goals from Gerhard Bachmann and Gustavo Perez began the second-half sequence, and Heinz Pfeiffer closed it with the tenth in the 83rd minute. The sequence also showed how widely the scoring was shared among the rated performers, with Carlos Castro, Gerhard Bachmann, Gustavo Perez and Heinz Pfeiffer all scoring more than once.

For Ken Athletic, the possession and passing figures offered some evidence of time on the ball, but one shot on target across the match left little room for a different account of the result. The visitors’ eight corners and 14 dribbles did not become goals, while Todmough Stanley turned 18 shots on target into ten. A 10-0 win is already decisive; the curious detail is that the side with less of the ball produced almost all of the match’s end product. In this case, possession was a record of where the ball spent time, not who made the afternoon count.