The report
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate puts Ram Aylan at 0.79 xG and Pon Annol at 4.82. Ram Aylan scored once from a modest return, finishing 0.21 goals above its estimate, while Pon Annol scored three from a much larger haul, 1.82 below its xG. That gap does not make the visitors’ win less convincing: 18 of their 21 attempts were on target, a sustained supply of chances rather than a single lucky break. Ram Aylan made its three shots count in terms of accuracy, but could not create enough volume to turn the match around.
The scoreline settled at 3-1, with Pon Annol’s two-goal lead restored just before the interval by Khalid Hamed. The visitors’ 50% possession matched Ram Aylan’s, but the shot count tells a more useful story about where the game was played. Ram Aylan also committed 16 fouls to Pon Annol’s four and collected three yellow cards; the visitors had one. Those figures suggest a home side spending more time disrupting attacks than building its own, while Pon Annol kept finding ways to finish them. Equal possession, it turns out, is not the same as equal appointment with the goal.
Key Events:
- 5' Pon Annol Robert Evans scores
- 10' Yellow card to Pon Annol Rainer Müller
- 16' Pon Annol Khalid Hamed scores, assisted by Adilson Soares
- 31' Ram Aylan Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Weijie Hong
- 45' Pon Annol Khalid Hamed scores
- 54' Yellow card to Ram Aylan Friedrich Unger
- 59' Yellow card to Ram Aylan Xinping Boon
- 76' Yellow card to Ram Aylan Lindomar Da Silva
Ram Aylan: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
Pon Annol:
- Khalid Hamed (7.6) - Scored twice, including the goal that restored the visitors’ two-goal cushion before half-time.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Khalid Hamed
Scored twice, including the goal that restored the visitors’ two-goal cushion before half-time.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Robert Evans, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

