Leomble Albion 2 - 4 Sevill City

Key Events:

• 5' Sevill City David Ryan scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 8' Sevill City scores, assisted by German Barraza
• 16' Sevill City scores, assisted by German Barraza
• 20' Sevill City Luis Pinto scores
• 57' Yellow card to Sevill City Ahmed Girgis
• 64' Yellow card to Sevill City Bruno Rossi
• 71' Leomble Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 80' Leomble Albion Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate puts Leomble Albion at 0.91 xG for two goals, an overperformance of 1.09, while Sevill City recorded 5.23 xG and scored four, finishing 1.23 below its estimate. The visitors’ tally was still emphatic, and their 22 shots, including 20 on target, underline how often they made the home defence deal with a genuine attempt. Leomble Albion had three shots on target from four efforts, so its two late goals were efficient, but the low xG and limited shot volume show why the comeback had little room to grow. The hosts controlled 60% possession and completed passes more accurately, yet Sevill City converted its attacking pressure into the decisive advantage before the half-hour.

Leomble Albion: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Sevill City:

• German Barraza (7.0) - Provided the assists for the second and third goals, helping establish the visitors’ early control.

The final score was 4-2, and the match’s shape was set long before Leomble Albion began its response. The hosts showed enough precision to score twice from a modest supply of chances, but those goals arrived after Sevill City had built a four-goal lead. That made the closing stages more a matter of reducing the damage than reopening the contest.

There is a neat contradiction in the numbers: Leomble Albion led possession, passing accuracy, dribbles and corners, while Sevill City held a commanding edge in shots and xG. The visitors were less inclined to carry the ball or keep it moving neatly, but their direct threat proved far more consequential. Two yellow cards after the break added a little friction; neither changed the arithmetic. For Leomble Albion, the late goals offered some reward for persistence, while Sevill City left with a clear win built on its forceful start.