Brasham Wanderers 0 - 10 Ram Rangers

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Ram Rangers at 4.07 xG and Brasham Wanderers at 0.01, against actual totals of ten goals and none. That is a striking overperformance by Ram Rangers, whose 16 shots were all on target; the finishing was far more productive than the chance estimate alone would suggest. Brasham Wanderers registered no attempts, so their 53% possession and four corners did not translate into a goal threat. The visitors’ 19 tackles, compared with six for the hosts, also point to a side able to recover the ball and turn the match back towards goal.

The scoring began in the third minute and continued in both halves, with Karim Koffi completing a hat-trick and supplying two assists. George Robertson and Zdravko Ivanišević each scored twice, while Ram Rangers also found the net through Andrew Robertson, Stephen Hall and Gordon Johnson. Three yellow cards for the visitors were a minor blemish on an otherwise emphatic afternoon; Brasham Wanderers finished without a booking, a shot or a goal. Ten goals is not a margin that needs much assistance from the statistics, though the statistics were kind enough to arrive anyway.

Key Events:

• 3' Ram Rangers Karim Koffi scores, assisted by Emilio Santana
• 5' Ram Rangers Andrew Robertson scores
• 16' Yellow card to Ram Rangers Niels Sørensen
• 36' Ram Rangers Karim Koffi scores, assisted by Andrew Robertson
• 38' Ram Rangers Stephen Hall scores, assisted by Karim Koffi
• 52' Ram Rangers George Robertson scores, assisted by Stephen Hall
• 56' Ram Rangers Gordon Johnson scores
• 60' Yellow card to Ram Rangers Salvador Calderon
• 74' Ram Rangers George Robertson scores, assisted by Karim Koffi
• 75' Yellow card to Ram Rangers Andrew Robertson
• 77' Ram Rangers Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by George Harris
• 79' Ram Rangers Karim Koffi scores, assisted by Andrew Robertson
• 84' Ram Rangers Zdravko Ivanišević scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Ram Rangers scored ten from 4.07 xG, substantially outperforming the chance-quality estimate, while Brasham Wanderers scored none from 0.01 xG. The visitors’ 16 shots on target show that the finishing was backed by repeated attempts, but ten goals still represents a remarkable return against the expected figure. At the other end, the hosts’ zero shots left almost no scope for their possession to become meaningful attacking pressure.

No Brasham Wanderers players reached a rating of 7.0.