The report
Key Events:
- 10' Yellow card to Hexby Ive United Ramil Barbaqadze
- 23' Yellow card to Hexby Ive United Vladimir štimac
- 27' Majorpell Wanderers Michel Lemoine scores
- 40' Hexby Ive United Ramil Barbaqadze scores
- 55' Hexby Ive United Bruno Rossi scores
- 68' Majorpell Wanderers Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
- 79' Yellow card to Hexby Ive United Saliou Sow
- 88' Hexby Ive United Song Lim scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Hexby Ive United 4.52 xG against three goals, while Majorpell Wanderers recorded 2.33 xG and scored twice. Both sides therefore finished below their expected totals, though the hosts’ shortfall was larger: they created enough high-quality opportunity to suggest the 3-2 result was not an especially generous return. Their 21 shots, including 16 on target, point to sustained threat rather than a small collection of speculative efforts. The visitors were more efficient in turning a smaller volume into a live scoreline, with eight of 11 attempts on target. Equal possession, meanwhile, underlines that Hexby Ive United won the contest through more frequent and dangerous attacks, not by monopolising the ball. The late winner gave the result its narrow margin; the chance totals make clear why the hosts had reason to keep pressing.
No players for either side recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The match’s shape was a useful reminder that equal possession does not require equal threat. Majorpell Wanderers had more corners and tackles, and their two goals kept the outcome uncertain, but Hexby Ive United produced nearly twice as many shots and twice as many on target. The hosts also committed more than twice the fouls and collected all three yellow cards, a less elegant way of asserting themselves than the shooting, but an effective companion to it.
For Hexby Ive United, Ramil Barbaqadze answered Michel Lemoine’s opener before Bruno Rossi put the hosts ahead; Nilson Pires then brought Majorpell Wanderers level, assisted by Philippe Robert. It took until the 88th minute for Song Lim, assisted by Vladimir štimac, to turn the hosts’ larger share of the chances into the deciding goal. A 3-2 score can make the final minutes seem like the whole story. Here, they were the final line of one: Hexby Ive United had been generating the pressure long before the clock made it urgent.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Michel Lemoine for Majorpell Wanderers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

