Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Francisco Lorente for Bolebrielbury. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Francisco Lorente*
Scored twice, assisted Pedro Chagas for the third, and also collected a yellow card in a busy afternoon at both ends of the match’s paperwork.
The report
Bolebrielbury beat Newcase Athletic 3 - 1, turning a commanding afternoon into a scoreline that still left room for one late reply. The hosts had 23 shots to Newcase Athletic’s three, a difference so substantial that the visitors’ final-minute goal felt less like a change of direction than a note added to the margin.
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Newcase Athletic Eduardo Vergara
- 12' Bolebrielbury Francisco Lorente scores, assisted by Pedro Arias
- 13' Yellow card to Bolebrielbury Francisco Lorente
- 25' Yellow card to Bolebrielbury Venancio Escobar
- 30' Yellow card to Newcase Athletic Gaye Hay
- 52' Bolebrielbury Francisco Lorente scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
- 72' Yellow card to Newcase Athletic Stephen Gray
- 77' Bolebrielbury Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Francisco Lorente
- 90' Newcase Athletic Cesar Cartes scores
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:
Bolebrielbury’s 4.72 xG against three goals points to a substantial shortfall in finishing relative to the quality of chances created; the hosts could reasonably have expected to score more. Newcase Athletic, meanwhile, scored once from 0.64 xG, making their late goal an efficient return from very limited opportunity. The shot count gives the tactical picture its proper scale: Bolebrielbury attempted 23, with 16 on target, while Newcase Athletic managed three attempts and two on target. With 57% possession and 86% pass accuracy, the hosts controlled the ball and generated repeated pressure. Newcase Athletic’s 14 fouls, against eight for Bolebrielbury, suggest a side spending much of the match trying to interrupt that flow. Their goal at 90' supplied a finish to the scoreline, but not evidence of a sustained attacking contest.
For Bolebrielbury, the defining work was the steady accumulation of attacks rather than any single statistical flourish. Three corners were not a large return from 23 shots, but the 16 efforts on target show how often the hosts made Newcase Athletic’s defence deal with a real test. Bolebrielbury also completed 86% of their passes, compared with 77% for the visitors, while both sides recorded eight tackles. The balance of possession and chance creation was plainly with the hosts; the one goal they conceded came at the very end, after the result had already been established.
Newcase Athletic can take little comfort from the final score beyond having found a goal, but Cesar Cartes’ strike at 90' did at least prevent the match from ending with their attacking threat confined to the figures. The visitors had only three shots and 0.64 xG, and their five combined corners and dribbles did not alter the broad pattern. Bolebrielbury’s 3-1 win was deserved and comfortable on the evidence of the chances, though the 4.72 xG suggests the hosts left a more emphatic scoreline unused. Three goals, one late concession, and a finishing margin that kept the afternoon from becoming even more lopsided: football’s way of making a straightforward verdict look slightly less tidy.