Faidcombord 0 - 4 Beven City

Key Events:

• 8' Yellow card to Beven City Roman Kiknadze
• 12' Beven City Virgilio Reyes scores, assisted by Roberto Silva
• 19' Beven City Roberto Silva scores
• 23' Beven City Ralph Levesque scores
• 30' Yellow card to Faidcombord German Arenas
• 37' Yellow card to Faidcombord Phillip Lewis
• 48' Beven City Roberto Silva scores, assisted by Roman Kiknadze
• 78' Yellow card to Beven City Amauri Moreira

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Faidcombord 0.01 xG and Beven City 3.58. The final score of 0-4 therefore reflects the underlying balance closely: Beven City scored four from chances worth 3.58 expected goals, a modest over-performance rather than some improbable finishing spree, while Faidcombord’s lack of a shot was matched by an xG figure that barely registers. The visitors put 13 of 16 shots on target, creating a steady supply of genuine danger; the hosts had 51% possession, but no attempt to show for it. That contrast is the tactical summary in miniature: the ball was shared, the threat was not. Three goals arrived by the 23rd minute, and Beven City added another three minutes into the second half, leaving the hosts with little evidence that possession alone could change the contest.

The early sequence made the scale of the task plain. Virgilio Reyes opened the scoring at 12', Roberto Silva followed seven minutes later, and Ralph Levesque made it three at 23'. Those goals came before Faidcombord’s two yellow cards, shown to German Arenas and Phillip Lewis at 30' and 37'. Roberto Silva then completed the scoring at 48', assisted by Roman Kiknadze, who had been booked in the eighth minute. The visitors collected one more yellow card, for Amauri Moreira at 78', but the scoreline had long since settled into its four-goal shape.

Beven City leave with a decisive win built on attacking volume and a sharp start, while Faidcombord have the stranger kind of possession statistic: more of the ball, but not one recorded shot. The four-goal margin was no close-run accident; it was supported by the shot count, the target count and the xG. For Roberto Silva, the afternoon brought two goals and an assist. For Faidcombord, the figures offer a clear problem to solve: turning possession into even the first attempt.