The report
Key Events:
- 10' Yellow card to Immington Albion Zdravko Ivanišević
- 13' Stand and Laurent Coulon scores, assisted by Colin Webb
- 21' Stand and Colin Webb scores, assisted by Laurent Coulon
- 23' Yellow card to Stand and Colin Webb
- 43' Stand and Laurent Coulon scores, assisted by Tengiz Khatidze
- 45' Stand and Guillaume Leroy scores, assisted by David Grant
- 50' Stand and David Grant scores
- 55' Yellow card to Immington Albion Michel Lemoine
- 68' Stand and Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Guillaume Leroy
- 69' Yellow card to Immington Albion Branko Bartolić
- 71' Yellow card to Stand and Tengiz Khatidze
- 74' Stand and Colin Webb scores, assisted by Laurent Coulon
- 83' Stand and Laurent Coulon scores, assisted by Colin Webb
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Stand and scored eight from an xG of 4.75, a substantial overperformance that reflects both the quality of their finishing and how relentlessly they turned promising attacks into goals. Eighteen of their 20 shots were on target, giving the visitors little respite once the chances began to arrive. Immington Albion managed three attempts and two on target for 0.61 xG, but finished without a goal. The 52%-48% possession split suggests the hosts did not need to monopolise the ball; their greater threat came from making their attacks count. A 4.75 xG is already a strong chance-creation total, but the eight-goal return made a fine afternoon of finishing look almost administrative.
The four-goal first-half burst gave Stand and control before the break, and Grant’s goal five minutes into the second half made any recovery still less plausible. The hosts then added three more, with Coulon completing his hat-trick and Webb finishing with two goals of his own. Immington Albion had more corners, but that advantage did not translate into enough shots or meaningful scoring threat to change the direction of the contest. The result was not simply a lopsided scoreline: the gap in attempts on target, 18 to two, shows how thoroughly Stand and controlled the dangerous moments. Eight goals exceeded the hosts’ xG, but the volume of accurate shooting gives the margin a clear basis rather than leaving it as a freak of arithmetic.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Laurent Coulon
Scored three times and assisted twice, contributing directly to five goals in a performance that kept Stand and moving forward.
Colin Webb
Scored twice and supplied two assists, turning his link-up with Coulon into one of the match’s recurring problems.
Guillaume Leroy
Added a goal and an assist as Stand and widened the margin.
David Grant
Scored once and assisted once, helping make the first-half surge decisive.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Laurent Coulon for Stand and. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

