Regnt 5 - 1 Sougham Park

Key Events:

• 2' Regnt Jim Allen scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
• 19' Yellow card to Sougham Park Michel Lemoine
• 20' Regnt Saliou Sow scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
• 25' Regnt Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Jim Allen
• 27' Sougham Park Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 37' Regnt Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
• 82' Regnt Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Jim Allen
• 88' Yellow card to Regnt Vladimir štimac

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Regnt scored five from an xG of 3.09, an overperformance of 1.91 goals, while Sougham Park scored once from 2.12 xG, underperforming by 1.12. That gap helps explain the scale of the final score: Regnt made substantially more of its chances, while the visitors’ eight shots on target yielded only Philippe Robert’s goal. The hosts also had 17 shots to Sougham Park’s nine and 57% possession, figures consistent with greater attacking volume. The visitors’ seven corners and strong proportion of shots on target show they were not entirely absent from the contest, but chance quality estimates and finishing tell different parts of the story; the finishing was where this scoreline pulled away.

The first 37 minutes supplied five goals and little time for either side to settle into a quiet afternoon. Jim Allen opened the scoring after two minutes, then assisted Vladimir štimac’s goal as Regnt built a three-goal lead by the 25th minute. Philippe Robert replied two minutes later, giving Sougham Park a foothold, but Bruno Rossi restored the three-goal margin before the interval. The long wait for the next goal did not make the final stages uneventful: Vladimir štimac scored again in the 82nd minute, having already contributed two assists, then collected a yellow card six minutes later. A productive day, with a brief administrative footnote.

No Sougham Park players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

For Regnt, the combination of possession, volume and sharp finishing produced a five-goal return, even if the xG suggests the margin exceeded the chances created by a little under two goals. Sougham Park had enough shots on target and attacking moments to avoid being written off as a passenger, but one goal from 2.12 xG left its response short of changing the match’s direction. The final 5-1 stands as a clear win for Regnt: not a close contest in the scoreline, though the visitors’ attacking numbers make the route to that score more interesting than a simple procession.