Ram Sury 3 - 1 Tenster Rovers

Key Events:

• 7' Ram Sury Jorge Alvez scores
• 19' Ram Sury Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 21' Yellow card to Ram Sury Jorge Alvez
• 37' Ram Sury Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Branko Bartolić
• 40' Yellow card to Tenster Rovers Marcel Durand
• 46' Yellow card to Tenster Rovers Julio Cortes
• 64' Yellow card to Tenster Rovers Eric Moreau
• 74' Yellow card to Ram Sury Nilson Pires
• 78' Yellow card to Ram Sury Michael Brown
• 90' Tenster Rovers Kyungsoo Chae scores, assisted by Marcel Durand
• 90' Yellow card to Ram Sury Branko Bartolić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Ram Sury 1.5 xG and Tenster Rovers 1.57. Against those figures, the 3-1 result marks substantial finishing over-performance from the hosts: Ram Sury scored twice more than its estimate, while Tenster Rovers finished below its own by 0.57. The shot totals were close, with the visitors recording eight to the hosts’ seven, and both sides put five on target. That makes the scoreline less a story of one side monopolising opportunities than of Ram Sury converting its early openings with striking regularity. The visitors’ eight corners and slight xG advantage suggest they did create a route into the match, but their only goal came at 90', after the hosts had already built a decisive cushion.

No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher for Ram Sury. No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher for Tenster Rovers.

The contest was more even in its underlying numbers than the final score suggests. Possession was nearly level, Tenster Rovers edged the shot count, and the visitors won five more corners; meanwhile, Ram Sury completed passes more accurately and attempted more dribbles. Those figures sketch a game in which the visitors had ways to apply pressure, but the hosts were better at turning their spells into goals. Three strikes before the break gave Ram Sury the room to manage the later stages, while Tenster Rovers had to chase a substantial deficit.

Discipline accumulated on both sides, with four yellow cards for Ram Sury and three for Tenster Rovers, but neither team received a red. The late goal from Kyungsoo Chae, assisted by Marcel Durand, made the scoreline more representative of the visitors’ persistence without changing the outcome. Ram Sury takes a 3-1 win built on an unusually sharp return from its chances; Tenster Rovers leaves with the busier corner count and the less rewarding column of the ledger.