Regnmouth 0 - 4 Bournsea Albion

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Regnmouth Xinping Boon
• 8' Yellow card to Regnmouth Luca Colombo
• 10' Yellow card to Bournsea Albion Jorge Alvez
• 13' Bournsea Albion Jorge Alvez scores
• 51' Yellow card to Bournsea Albion Zdravko Ivanišević
• 52' Bournsea Albion Thomas Turner scores, assisted by Cleiton Coelho
• 56' Bournsea Albion Pedro Chagas scores
• 65' Yellow card to Regnmouth Lindomar Da Silva
• 77' Bournsea Albion Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Cleiton Coelho
• 85' Yellow card to Bournsea Albion Pedro Chagas

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bournsea Albion scored four from 2.69 xG, finishing about 1.31 goals above the chance-quality estimate. That points to an attack which made the most of its opportunities, rather than a scoreline wholly accounted for by the underlying chances. Regnmouth managed no goal from 0.51 xG, a modest total that reflects how little they created; two shots, both on target, still left the hosts without enough volume to seriously trouble the visitors. Possession was close, with Regnmouth at 52% and Bournsea Albion at 48%, but control of the ball did not translate into control of the dangerous moments. The visitors’ 13 shots and six corners tell the more useful tactical story: they repeatedly got the game into attacking areas, then converted well enough to turn a clear advantage into a four-goal margin.

The early cards gave the match a slightly hurried edge, with three bookings arriving inside the opening ten minutes. After Jorge Alvez put Bournsea Albion ahead in the 13th minute, the visitors carried that advantage into the second half and then struck twice in four minutes through Thomas Turner and Pedro Chagas. Cleiton Coelho supplied the assist for Turner’s goal and later for Alvez’s second, as Bournsea Albion made its attacking work count. Regnmouth had the larger share of possession and the same number of dribbles, but the numbers offered little comfort beside a 0-4 defeat: their opponents had more of the meaningful attempts, and the scoreboard kept an exact account of that difference.