The report
Key Events:
- 7' Lonesby United Luis Ramos scores, assisted by Robert Williams
- 10' Yellow card to Lonesby United Remco Stevens
- 19' Yellow card to Lonesby United Celestino Spencer
- 20' Yellow card to Finceham Albion Pedro Chagas
- 21' Lonesby United Robert Williams scores
- 23' Yellow card to Lonesby United Hiroshi Shirakawa
- 27' Lonesby United Robert Williams scores, assisted by Celestino Spencer
- 30' Lonesby United Luis Ramos scores, assisted by Remco Stevens
- 35' Lonesby United Takao Oka scores, assisted by Gustavo Silva
- 42' Lonesby United Robert Williams scores, assisted by Celestino Spencer
- 44' Yellow card to Lonesby United Bruno Rossi
- 51' Yellow card to Finceham Albion Michel Lemoine
- 74' Lonesby United Robert Williams scores, assisted by Gustavo Silva
- 86' Lonesby United Remco Stevens scores
- 90' Yellow card to Finceham Albion Phillip Lewis
- 90' Yellow card to Finceham Albion Philippe Robert
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Lonesby’s 5.79 xG was already the measure of a dominant attacking performance; scoring eight means they substantially outperformed the chance-quality estimate, finishing with ruthless efficiency. Their 26 shots, 21 on target and eight goals are a formidable trio, though the difference between 5.79 expected and eight actual goals shows just how much their finishing amplified the advantage. Finceham managed two shots, one on target and 0.36 xG, but no goal. The 50-50 possession split offers little comfort to the hosts: the ball may have been shared evenly, but the meaningful attacking work was not. Lonesby’s 15 tackles to Finceham’s five also point to a side able to win possession and keep the pressure coming.
The scoreline was settled in the opening half, when Lonesby struck six times between the 7th and 42nd minutes. Williams scored twice in that sequence, and Ramos added a second; Takao Oka also got on the scoresheet. The visitors’ four first-half bookings did not interrupt the scoring, while Finceham’s attempts to stem the flow brought its own cautions. After the break, Lonesby added two more goals, with Williams completing his four-goal haul and Stevens closing the scoring in the 86th minute. The numbers tell a blunt story: equal possession, but a gulf in shots, shots on target and tackles. Finceham Albion finished with four yellow cards and no goals; Lonesby United left with an eight-goal win and a performance whose chief remaining mystery is how it stopped at eight.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Robert Williams
Scored four goals and supplied the assist for the opener, making himself central to a devastating Lonesby attack.
Luis Ramos
Scored twice, including the opening goal that set the visitors on their way.
Remco Stevens
Contributed a goal and an assist, while also receiving a yellow card.
Gustavo Silva
Provided two assists in a commanding Lonesby display.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Robert Williams to Luis Ramos. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

