The report
Key Events:
- 16' Yellow card to Sougham Rovers Karl Geda
- 24' Yellow card to Sougham Rovers Paul Clark
- 30' Baker Rock Athletic Jhon Muñoz scores, assisted by Kenichi Isa
- 42' Baker Rock Athletic Werner Hansen scores, assisted by Luis Dias
- 47' Sougham Rovers Jungjin Cheon scores, assisted by Giovanni Padilla
- 56' Baker Rock Athletic William Duncan scores, assisted by Kenichi Isa
- 58' Sougham Rovers Jungjin Cheon scores, assisted by Eric Reynolds
- 64' Yellow card to Baker Rock Athletic William Duncan
- 72' Baker Rock Athletic Nicholas Jones scores, assisted by Luis Dias
- 82' Sougham Rovers Leonardo Cruz scores, assisted by Paul Clark
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Baker Rock Athletic 3.24 xG and Sougham Rovers 3.28. Against those figures, Baker Rock Athletic finished four goals, 0.76 above expectation, while Sougham Rovers finished three, 0.28 below. That is a modest edge in finishing for the hosts, not evidence of a vast gulf in chance creation: Sougham Rovers actually had the slightly higher xG and more shots, 16 to 14. Both sides put plenty of attempts on target, with 12 for Baker Rock Athletic and 11 for Sougham Rovers. The hosts’ marginal possession advantage, 53% to 47%, came alongside better pass accuracy, but the visitors’ ten dribbles to six suggest they found ways to carry the ball forward. In short, control and danger were not quite the same thing.
The decisive separation was not territorial dominance but the hosts’ ability to keep finding a response in the scoring column. Sougham Rovers pulled one back immediately after half-time, and Jungjin Cheon struck again two minutes after William Duncan restored a two-goal cushion. It was the sort of sequence that makes a lead feel less like a comfortable possession and more like an appointment that must be repeatedly confirmed.
Nicholas Jones’ 72nd-minute goal gave Baker Rock Athletic another useful margin, but Leonardo Cruz’s reply at 82 minutes kept the finish unsettled. The visitors had enough threat to make the hosts work for the result, while the home side’s four goals proved just enough despite the near-equality in xG. A 4-3 win leaves little room for a quiet closing spell; this one declined the offer.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Kenichi Isa
Set up two goals and supplied a direct contribution to Baker Rock Athletic’s attacking return.
Luis Dias
Recorded two assists, helping the hosts turn their chances into goals.
Jungjin Cheon
Scored twice for Sougham Rovers, keeping the visitors in the contest.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Jhon Muñoz for Baker Rock Athletic. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

