RAMSGATE, England (Interstat) — Ramsgate scored twice and defeated visiting Stanway 2-0 on Tuesday at WW Martin Community Stadium in Ramsgate, Kent. The home side kept Stanway off the scoreboard and secured the result with the only goals of the match. Ramsgate was the home team, while Stanway was the visitor. The fixture was played at the community stadium in Kent, and Ramsgate took the win in the competition.

Billy Munday and Alfie Paxman each scored for Ramsgate. Munday’s goal came in the 53rd minute. Both Munday and Paxman were on the field for the full 90 minutes. Stanway could not answer and finished with no goals. The first goal came in the second half when Munday broke through for the home side, and Paxman also scored for Ramsgate. The teams went into halftime scoreless, and Stanway was unable to produce a response after falling behind. In the key performances listed for the game, Munday’s 90-minute, one-goal effort was listed first, followed by Paxman’s 90-minute, one-goal effort.

Ramsgate’s season record in the competition is now 3-2, while Stanway’s competition record is 0-4. Across all competitions, Ramsgate is 3-3 and Stanway is 0-5. The result added another home win to Ramsgate’s competition campaign and left Stanway still seeking its first win of the season across all competitions. Ramsgate has now recorded three wins and three losses in all matches this season, while Stanway has five losses. The competition record for Ramsgate now stands at three wins and two losses, and Stanway’s competition record stands at four losses. In all competitions, Ramsgate has three wins and three losses, while Stanway has five losses. The competition record covers five matches for Ramsgate and four for Stanway, while the all-competitions record covers six matches for Ramsgate and five for Stanway.

Ramsgate entered the match after previous competition results that included a 2-0 loss at Wingate & Finchley, a 4-1 win at Whitehawk, a 2-1 win at Dartford, a 3-2 home loss to Carshalton and a 3-2 loss at Leatherhead. Those results formed the club’s recent run in the competition before the visit from Stanway. Ramsgate had also scored four goals at Whitehawk and two goals at Dartford in earlier matches. The club’s earlier schedule included road matches at Wingate & Finchley, Whitehawk, Dartford and Leatherhead, along with a home match against Carshalton.

Stanway entered the match after previous results this season that included a 4-1 loss at Wingate & Finchley, a 3-1 home loss to Three Bridges, a 2-1 home loss to Enfield Town and a 2-0 home loss to Faversham. Stanway’s record in the competition remained at four losses after the defeat at Ramsgate, and its overall record moved to five losses. The visiting side was kept scoreless in the match and could not find a goal after the home side took the lead. The club’s earlier schedule included a road match at Wingate & Finchley and home matches against Three Bridges, Enfield Town and Faversham.

Ramsgate protected its lead after going ahead in the second half. The home side held Stanway without a goal for the full match and closed out the 2-0 result at WW Martin Community Stadium. Munday and Paxman were each credited with a goal while playing the full 90 minutes. Stanway finished the match with no goals, and Ramsgate completed the home victory on Tuesday. The final score line stood at Ramsgate 2, Stanway 0. The game ended with Ramsgate ahead by two goals and Stanway without a goal.

Interstat’s game simulator projected a final score of Ramsgate 4, Stanway 1. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Ramsgate with a 90.3 percent probability to win. The over/under line was 3.5, and the match produced a total score of 2.