Lymon Town 1 - 4 Wouth Stanley

Key Events:

• 20' Yellow card to Lymon Town Michel Lemoine
• 37' Yellow card to Wouth Stanley Michael Brown
• 40' Wouth Stanley Leandro Rios scores, assisted by Jose Aguirre
• 42' Lymon Town Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 54' Wouth Stanley Jose Aguirre scores, assisted by Matthew King
• 58' Yellow card to Lymon Town Seungwoo Jeong
• 66' Wouth Stanley Jose Aguirre scores
• 81' Wouth Stanley Michael Brown scores, assisted by Hugo Carvalho
• 84' Yellow card to Lymon Town Philippe Robert
• 85' Yellow card to Wouth Stanley Jose Aguirre

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The xG figures highlight the stark contrast in attacking quality, with Wouth Stanley registering an impressive 3.83 xG compared to Lymon Town's modest 0.56. This overperformance by the visitors reflects their relentless offensive pressure and clinical finishing, especially from Jose Aguirre, who scored two goals from high-quality opportunities. The hosts, despite their possession and defensive efforts—evidenced by 14 saves—struggled to convert their limited chances, with their xG suggesting they were fortunate to score once. Tactical discipline and sharp counter-attacks from Wouth Stanley were key to their dominance, as they consistently created dangerous openings and capitalized on their chances.

The match was a showcase of Wouth Stanley's attacking efficiency and tactical discipline, with their high shot volume and clinical finishing ultimately overwhelming the hosts. Despite Lymon Town's valiant efforts and defensive resilience, they couldn’t contain the visitors’ relentless offensive surge. The result underscores Wouth Stanley’s status as a potent force in the division, with Jose Aguirre shining brightest among the players on the pitch.