Baket Rovers 5 - 1 Keybridge Albion

Key Events:

• 3' Baket Rovers Mariano Chavez scores, assisted by Scott Hill
• 5' Yellow card to Baket Rovers Alejandro Sanchez
• 12' Baket Rovers Alejandro Sanchez scores, assisted by Michel Lessard
• 44' Baket Rovers Scott Hill scores, assisted by Eduardo Santos
• 59' Keybridge Albion Michel Lemoine scores
• 70' Baket Rovers Scott Hill scores, assisted by Greg Hamilton
• 90' Baket Rovers Michel Lessard scores, assisted by Abel Martinez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Baket Rovers scored five from 2.55 xG, substantially outperforming the chance-quality estimate. The five-goal return from 13 shots, eight on target, points to excellent finishing rather than a huge volume of opportunities; the model suggests the margin was wider than the chances alone would usually predict. Keybridge Albion managed one goal from 0.64 xG, a modest over-performance, but only three shots and two on target left little room to build on it. Their 56% possession and eight corners show that they saw plenty of the ball and reached set-piece territory, yet possession did not become sustained danger. Baket Rovers, with 44% of possession, were markedly more direct in their impact: they scored three times before the break, then added two more after Michel Lemoine briefly reduced the deficit.

• Baket Rovers
• Scott Hill (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Mariano Chavez, making him the most influential contributor in a five-goal return.
• Michel Lessard (7.3) - Assisted Alejandro Sanchez and scored the final goal in the 90th minute.
• Keybridge Albion
• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline reflects a decisive win, but not a match in which Baket Rovers monopolised the contest. Keybridge Albion completed a greater share of passes, carried the ball more often and won eight corners to the hosts’ three. Those advantages were real; they simply did not produce enough shots to trouble the balance of the game. Baket Rovers were more economical with their attacks and far more clinical in front of goal, with Scott Hill central to the difference.

The sequence mattered, too. Two goals inside the opening 12 minutes gave Baket Rovers a substantial platform, and Scott Hill’s goal just before half-time restored the cushion after a first half in which Keybridge Albion had not yet scored. Michel Lemoine’s 59th-minute goal offered a response, but Scott Hill struck again at 70 minutes and Michel Lessard completed the scoring in the 90th. Baket Rovers finish with a 5-1 victory built on early execution and a steady stream of decisive moments; Keybridge Albion leave with the possession figures, which are accurate but cannot be asked to do the scoring themselves.