St Redge 0 - 8 Brewelles

Key Events:

• 14' Brewelles Jose Moya scores, assisted by Frank Scholz
• 18' Yellow card to St Redge Philippe Robert
• 19' Brewelles David Davis scores, assisted by Osvaldo Mendez
• 23' Brewelles Frank Scholz scores, assisted by Poul Jessen
• 24' Yellow card to Brewelles Frank Scholz
• 34' Brewelles Jose Moya scores, assisted by Osvaldo Mendez
• 53' Yellow card to St Redge Pedro Chagas
• 57' Brewelles Wilhelm Schwarz scores, assisted by Frank Scholz
• 62' Yellow card to Brewelles Andrew Stephens
• 63' Yellow card to Brewelles Grigor Penchev
• 69' Brewelles Victor Murillo scores
• 82' Brewelles Frank Scholz scores, assisted by Victor Murillo
• 87' Brewelles Emzar Barishvili scores, assisted by Poul Jessen

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave St Redge 0.01 xG and Brewelles 4.65. Against those figures, St Redge finished with zero goals and Brewelles with eight: the hosts fell just short of their already negligible estimate, while the visitors exceeded theirs by 3.35 goals. That is a substantial overperformance, though the underlying chance volume offers context: Brewelles had 22 shots, including 16 on target, while St Redge recorded none. The visitors turned repeated pressure into a scoreline well beyond the chance estimate; the hosts’ 55 per cent possession did not produce a single attempt. Possession can be a useful measure of control, but here it mostly measured where the ball was not being shot from.

• No St Redge players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Brewelles, the match was settled early and then extended with an efficiency that made the later stages feel less like a contest than a running tally. Four goals arrived by the 34th minute, with Jose Moya scoring twice and Frank Scholz contributing a goal and an assist in that spell. St Redge had seven corners and completed 84 per cent of their passes, but neither figure changed the central problem: no shots, and therefore no route back into the match.

The second half brought four more Brewelles goals, spread from Wilhelm Schwarz’s 57th-minute strike to Emzar Barishvili’s finish in the 87th. The visitors did not need to dominate possession to dominate the game; their 22 attempts, 16 on target and eight goals made that plain. St Redge had more of the ball and more dribbles, while Brewelles had the chances, the finishing and the 0-8 result. The scoreline was emphatic, and the shot count explains why.