The report
Key Events:
- 3' Stagnoad United Jose Da Silva scores, assisted by Saturnino Semedo
- 7' Yellow card to Sherkby City Israel Morales
- 30' Stagnoad United Fernando Benitez scores, assisted by Hamada Hafez
- 31' Stagnoad United Masao Iguchi scores, assisted by Giorgi Razmadze
- 41' Stagnoad United Hamada Hafez scores, assisted by Saturnino Semedo
- 47' Stagnoad United Mario Mišić scores, assisted by Jose Da Silva
- 53' Stagnoad United Hamada Hafez scores, assisted by Saturnino Semedo
- 55' Stagnoad United Fernando Benitez scores, assisted by Giorgi Razmadze
- 67' Stagnoad United Masao Iguchi scores, assisted by Jose Da Silva
- 73' Yellow card to Sherkby City Alex Moreau
- 82' Stagnoad United Mario Mišić scores, assisted by Giorgi Razmadze
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Stagnoad United scored nine from an xG of 4.85, exceeding the chance-quality estimate by 4.15 goals. That is substantial over-performance, though the 18 shots on target show the home side repeatedly made the goalkeeper’s day difficult rather than building the result from a handful of isolated chances. Sherkby City recorded 0.36 xG and scored none, a return consistent with their limited threat: two shots, only one on target. Possession was 54%-46%, and both sides completed passes at 82%, so the gulf was not simply a matter of keeping the ball. The decisive difference was what each side did with its attacks: Stagnoad turned frequent attempts into a relentless stream of goals, while Sherkby found little to trouble the hosts.
The 9-0 scoreline was the product of sustained attacking output, not a narrow escape or a contest balanced on one fortunate moment. Stagnoad United scored once in the opening minutes, added three more before the break, and continued to find the net after half-time; the goals were spread across five scorers, with assists shared among the players named in the event record. Sherkby City had more corners and completed the same proportion of passes, but neither measure brought a goal. Their two yellow cards were the only interruptions to an evening in which the visitors’ attacks rarely reached the finishing stage. For Stagnoad, the margin may sit well above the xG estimate, but the shot count and target count explain why the match became so one-sided.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Hamada Hafez
Scored twice and supplied an assist, contributing directly to three goals.
Jose Da Silva
Opened the scoring, then added two assists as his influence continued to grow.
Fernando Benitez
Took his two goals with the sort of efficiency that makes a 9-0 feel less surprising.
Masao Iguchi
Scored twice, including a goal just after the half-hour mark.
Mario Mišić
Added two goals, one early in the second half and one to complete the scoring.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Saturnino Semedo to Jose Da Silva. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

