Ramleigh Villa 5 - 0 Porquay City

Key Events:

• 31' Yellow card to Ramleigh Villa Gabriel Reyes
• 38' Ramleigh Villa Aleksandr Svanidze scores, assisted by Gabriel Reyes
• 42' Ramleigh Villa Daouda Kama scores, assisted by Aleksandr Svanidze
• 47' Yellow card to Porquay City Friedrich Unger
• 53' Ramleigh Villa Patrick Schuster scores, assisted by Jose van der Bosch
• 57' Yellow card to Ramleigh Villa Phillip Lewis
• 69' Ramleigh Villa Jose van der Bosch scores, assisted by Gabriel Reyes
• 71' Yellow card to Ramleigh Villa Willi Lehmann
• 76' Yellow card to Ramleigh Villa George Mitchell
• 84' Yellow card to Porquay City Derek Stewart
• 89' Ramleigh Villa Aleksandr Svanidze scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Ramleigh Villa at 3.79 xG and Porquay City at 0.26. The final 5-0 score therefore had Ramleigh Villa finishing above its expected total, while Porquay City ended without a goal despite the small chance value attached to its sole shot. The 18-1 shot count, including 13 shots on target for the hosts, gives the score a clear foundation: Ramleigh Villa repeatedly turned possession into attempts, while Porquay City had more of the ball but little to show for it in front of goal. The visitors’ nine corners and 54% possession indicate that they were not simply absent from the match; they just did not convert those spells into a meaningful volume of shooting.

No Porquay City players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.

The sequence of goals mattered as much as the final tally. Svanidze opened the scoring in the 38th minute, and Ramleigh Villa struck again four minutes later through Kama, giving the hosts a two-goal cushion before the interval. Schuster made it three in the 53rd minute, and van der Bosch added a fourth after the hour. Svanidze completed the scoring in the 89th minute, leaving the 5-0 result to match the scale of the hosts’ attacking advantage. The four yellow cards shown to Ramleigh Villa did add a less polished detail to an otherwise emphatic afternoon; the scoreboard, however, had little interest in polishing anything further.