The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Bram Rovers Michel Lemoine
- 11' Yellow card to Kincarmes Rovers Ivane Tsulaia
- 18' Kincarmes Rovers Hugh Mercier scores, assisted by Justin Walters
- 22' Kincarmes Rovers Bassirou Gueye scores
- 64' Kincarmes Rovers Agustin Alonso scores
- 88' Kincarmes Rovers Agustin Alonso scores, assisted by Alfredo Ortiz
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Bram Rovers 0.01 xG and Kincarmes Rovers 2.15. The scoreline therefore records a substantial finishing overperformance by the visitors: four goals from chances valued at a little over two, while the hosts’ zero shots and 0.01 xG left almost no attacking threat to convert. Kincarmes Rovers put eight of nine attempts on target, a strong return that helps explain the margin even as four goals exceeded the estimate. Bram Rovers completed more passes accurately and held more possession, but those measures did not become shots; the ball was present, but the danger largely was not.
The early yellow cards, first to Michel Lemoine and then Ivane Tsulaia, were the match’s only interruption before Kincarmes Rovers began putting the scoreboard to work. Hugh Mercier opened the scoring in the 18th minute, with Justin Walters providing the assist, and Bassirou Gueye added a second four minutes later. That rapid pair gave the visitors control of the result well before the interval, despite Bram Rovers seeing more of the ball.
After the break, Agustin Alonso scored in the 64th minute and again in the 88th, the latter assisted by Alfredo Ortiz. Bram Rovers registered more tackles and dribbles, but neither count altered the central fact of the afternoon: they finished without a shot, while Kincarmes Rovers made their possession advantage unnecessary. A 4-0 score from 43% possession is not an argument for abandoning the ball; it is a reminder that possession is a means, and shots occasionally prove to be the point.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Agustin Alonso
Scored twice, including the 88th-minute goal assisted by Alfredo Ortiz, to put the finishing touch on the visitors’ four-goal win.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Hugh Mercier for Kincarmes Rovers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

