The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Seade-Selacun Michel Lemoine
- 16' Yellow card to Calham United Bruno Rossi
- 48' Calham United Luis Pinto scores
- 67' Calham United Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
- 72' Seade-Selacun Branko Bartolić scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
- 88' Seade-Selacun Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Branko Bartolić
- 90' Yellow card to Calham United Israel Morales
The game’s narrative was punctuated early by disciplinary action, with Michel Lemoine earning a yellow card for Seade-Selacun in the third minute, setting a tone of cautious aggression. Bruno Rossi responded with a yellow of his own in the sixteenth, hinting at the competitive edge. Calham United struck first after the break, with Luis Pinto finding the net in the 48th minute, capitalizing on a moment of defensive lapse. Vladimir štimac then doubled the visitors’ lead in the 67th, assisted by Luca Colombo, demonstrating Calham’s ability to convert half-chances into goals. Seade-Selacun responded swiftly, with Branko Bartolić heading home in the 72nd minute after a precise Philippe Robert cross. The hosts pushed for a late equalizer, which arrived in the 88th minute when Pedro Chagas scored after a clever setup from Branko Bartolić. The match’s closing moments saw Israel Morales pick up a yellow card for Calham United, adding a final note of tension.
Expected Goals (xG) analysis reveals a game that was closer than the scoreline suggests. Calham United’s 2.97 xG indicates they created high-quality chances, and their 11 shots on target reflect their attacking intent. Seade-Selacun’s 2.08 xG, despite less volume, was a fair reflection of their more controlled approach. The fact that both teams scored roughly in line with their xG suggests a game of tactical discipline and clinical finishing rather than sheer luck. Calham’s higher xG and more shots on target point to an offensive edge, but Seade-Selacun’s resilience and timely goals kept the game balanced.
Nobody from Calham United reached the 7.0+ rating threshold apart from Pinto and Štimac, but their contributions were pivotal. Seade-Selacun’s top performer was Branko Bartolić, whose goal and assist earned him a solid rating, reflecting his influence on the game’s outcome.
The statistics reinforce the narrative of a game where Calham United’s attacking intent was clear, with more shots and higher xG, yet Seade-Selacun’s possession dominance and set-piece threat kept the game finely balanced. Both teams will likely reflect on missed opportunities and defensive lapses, but the overall spectacle was a testament to the competitive spirit of Division 7 League 51.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Branko Bartolić*
Scored a vital goal and provided an assist, demonstrating his offensive threat.
Pedro Chagas*
His late goal was a testament to his sharpness and positioning.
Michel Lemoine*
Earned an early yellow card but contributed to the game’s physicality and control.
Luis Pinto*
Opened the scoring with a clinical finish, showing composure in front of goal.
Vladimir štimac*
Doubled Calham’s lead with a well-placed shot, proving decisive in attack.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Luis Pinto, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

