Loss Stus 1 - 4 Ulvermard

Key Events:

• 5' Ulvermard Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Albertino Delgado
• 12' Yellow card to Ulvermard Roland Dion
• 16' Ulvermard Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Michael Brown
• 28' Yellow card to Ulvermard Jorge Alvez
• 33' Loss Stus Luis Pinto scores
• 33' Yellow card to Ulvermard Allan Carroll
• 34' Ulvermard Roland Dion scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 42' Ulvermard Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Allan Carroll
• 77' Yellow card to Loss Stus Lindomar Da Silva
• 84' Yellow card to Ulvermard an unnamed player

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Loss Stus 0.64 xG and Ulvermard 4.68. The scoreline of 1-4 sits close to those figures: Loss Stus scored above their estimate, while Ulvermard finished slightly below theirs, but still converted four times. That gap in opportunity was the match’s defining feature. Loss Stus had 55% possession, four corners and 20 dribbles, yet managed only three shots. Ulvermard, with less of the ball and no corners, generated 21 attempts and put 17 on target. The visitors’ direct threat made their lower possession a detail rather than a defence.

No players from either side reached the 7.0 rating threshold.

The decisive damage arrived early. Michel Lemoine opened the scoring in the fifth minute, and Jorge Alvez doubled the lead before the half-hour. Luis Pinto briefly brought Loss Stus back into the match at 33', but the reply lasted only a minute before Roland Dion restored the two-goal margin. Pedro Chagas added a fourth before half-time, with Allan Carroll assisting both late first-half goals. Four goals in 42 minutes left Loss Stus needing a very different second half; the ledger records no further score.

Ulvermard turned its shot volume into a comfortable winning margin, while Loss Stus had the ball more often without finding a comparable route to goal. The home side’s 20 dribbles and better passing accuracy suggest they were not simply pinned in place, but three attempts against 21 is a severe imbalance to overcome. The five yellow cards, four to the visitors, added a little administrative activity to an otherwise clear result. Ulvermard took the points by creating far more danger; Loss Stus were left with possession figures that look better than the afternoon felt.