Sancestow 1 - 6 Crewsburn

Key Events:

• 10' Crewsburn Zoran Hamzić scores, assisted by Seydou Diarra
• 32' Crewsburn Zoran Hamzić scores
• 40' Crewsburn Seydou Diarra scores, assisted by Robert Smith
• 52' Crewsburn Jose Rojas scores, assisted by Eladio Aranda
• 54' Sancestow Ramiro Bautista scores, assisted by Moses Babalola
• 59' Crewsburn Jinsun Gang scores, assisted by Jose Rojas
• 85' Crewsburn Wilson Nunes scores, assisted by Robert Smith

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sancestow scored once from 1.72 xG, finishing below the chance-quality estimate, while Crewsburn scored six from 3.39 xG. That is a striking overperformance by Crewsburn: their 17 shots, 11 on target and six goals point to unusually decisive finishing, rather than a scoreline fully accounted for by the chances alone. Sancestow managed eight shots, with six on target, but their single goal left much of their attacking return unrealised. Possession was 52% to 48% in Sancestow’s favour, yet the gap in shots and goals shows how little possession mattered once Crewsburn began converting their opportunities. The numbers describe a side that did not need to dominate the ball to dominate the match.

• No Sancestow players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The 54th-minute reply from Ramiro Bautista, assisted by Moses Babalola, briefly put a goal on the board for Sancestow, but Jinsun Gang restored the four-goal margin five minutes later. Wilson Nunes then added the sixth in the 85th minute, with Robert Smith providing his second assist. The final 6-1 score is emphatic, and the statistics offer little shelter: Sancestow had more possession and more corners, but Crewsburn led 17-8 in shots and 11-6 in attempts on target. Equal pass accuracy did not produce an equal afternoon; Crewsburn were simply far more productive when the match asked for an outcome.