The report
Key Events:
- 48' Yellow card to Wider Stanley Raul Lema
- 49' Ashorlbursey Raj Fox scores
- 52' Yellow card to Wider Stanley an unnamed player
- 53' Ashorlbursey Jeroen Ho scores
- 58' Ashorlbursey Tom Walsh scores
- 61' Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Fausto Lopez
- 64' Yellow card to Wider Stanley Muhammad Mousa
- 70' Ashorlbursey scores
- 84' Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Tom Walsh
- 84' Wider Stanley Jorge Robles scores, assisted by Jose Alves
Key Events:
- 48' Yellow card to Wider Stanley Raul Lema. 49' - Raj Fox scores for Ashorlbursey. 52' - Yellow card to Wider Stanley an unnamed player. 53' - Jeroen Ho scores for Ashorlbursey. 58' - Tom Walsh scores for Ashorlbursey. 61' - Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Fausto Lopez. 64' - Yellow card to Wider Stanley Muhammad Mousa. 70' - Ashorlbursey scores again, extending their lead. 84' - Yellow card to Ashorlbursey Tom Walsh. 84' - Jorge Robles scores for Wider Stanley, assisted by Jose Alves
The xG figures tell a story of efficiency versus dominance: Ashorlbursey’s 4.68 xG far outstripped Wider Stanley’s 1.53, reflecting the home side’s ability to convert their chances while the visitors struggled to make their possession count. Despite having less than half the possession, Ashorlbursey created nearly three times as many quality opportunities, with 17 shots on target compared to only 6 for Wider Stanley. The visitors’ high pass accuracy (86%) contrasted with their limited attacking output, and their defensive efforts were hampered by the home side’s sharpness in front of goal. The tactical battle was less about control and more about clinical finishing, with Ashorlbursey capitalizing on their chances and Wider Stanley’s defensive lapses.
Ashorlbursey’s players did not produce any standout ratings above 7.0, but their collective effort was evident in their clinical finishing and disciplined defending. The home side’s resilience was underlined by their ability to score four goals from an xG of 4.68, indicating they performed close to expectations. Wider Stanley, despite their possession advantage, failed to translate their control into goals, with their lone strike coming late in the game through Jorge Robles, who was assisted by Jose Alves. The visitors’ three yellow cards also suggest a degree of frustration and a defensive approach that perhaps lacked composure at crucial moments.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Ashorlbursey 45% - Wider Stanley 55% Shots (On Target): Ashorlbursey 21 (17) - Wider Stanley 6 (6) Corners: Ashorlbursey 3 - Wider Stanley 4 Fouls: Ashorlbursey 11 - Wider Stanley 7 Yellow Cards: Ashorlbursey 2 - Wider Stanley 3 Red Cards: Ashorlbursey 0 - Wider Stanley 0 Dribbles: Ashorlbursey 10 - Wider Stanley 8 Pass Accuracy: Ashorlbursey 84% - Wider Stanley 86% Tackles: Ashorlbursey 13 - Wider Stanley 3
The statistics reinforce the narrative of a game where Ashorlbursey’s efficiency outshone Wider Stanley’s possession dominance. The home side’s disciplined approach and clinical finishing sealed a victory that was well-earned, even if the match’s flow was dictated by the visitors’ control of the ball. The result leaves Ashorlbursey with a morale boost, while Wider Stanley will need to reflect on their inability to convert possession into goals, despite their efforts to press forward.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Raj Fox*
Opened the scoring with a well-placed finish, showing composure in front of goal.
Jeroen Ho*
Added a second for Ashorlbursey, demonstrating sharp movement and finishing.
Tom Walsh*
Scored Ashorlbursey’s third, contributing to the home side’s attacking threat.
Jorge Robles*
His late goal for Wider Stanley provided a consolation, showing persistence.
Jose Alves*
Assisted the late goal, showing good vision and passing.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Raj Fox for Ashorlbursey. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

