The report
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Barming Park David Levesque
- 14' Barming Park Alex Correia scores, assisted by David Levesque
- 23' Yellow card to Barming Park Xinping Boon
- 58' Barming Park Jorge Gutierrez scores
- 63' Barming Park David Levesque scores, assisted by Roy Keizer
- 66' Barming Park Roy Keizer scores, assisted by David Levesque
- 76' Barming Park Mahmoud Taha scores, assisted by Tomas Rojas
- 88' Yellow card to Barming Park an unnamed player
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Barming Park scored five from 2.8 xG, a substantial overperformance that turned a strong attacking return into a five-goal margin. The visitors put every one of their 11 shots on target, and their finishing made the most of that repeated access to goal. Regis Town finished with 0.01 xG and no shots, so its 59% possession and ten corners never became meaningful chances. The contrast is stark: Regis Town had more of the ball and more set-piece opportunities, while Barming Park turned its fewer corners and 41% possession into direct, effective attacks.
The match’s shape shifted after Alex Correia put Barming Park ahead in the 14th minute, but the scale of the result came after the interval. Regis Town could keep possession and win corners without forcing a single shot; Barming Park needed fewer touches of the match’s broadest resources, then showed considerably more appetite in front of goal. The second-half run of four goals in 18 minutes settled matters with unusual clarity.
For Barming Park, the return was more than a tidy conversion of chances: five goals from 2.8 xG points to finishing that ran ahead of the estimate, while 11 shots on target show the visitors consistently tested the defence. Regis Town had some territorial measures in its favour, but none produced a shot or a chance of consequence. The final score, 0 - 5, reflects that divide plainly: possession and corners belonged to the hosts, but goals belonged entirely to the visitors.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
David Levesque
Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three goals despite receiving a yellow card.
Roy Keizer
Scored and assisted, adding decisive work to Barming Park’s second-half surge.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Alex Correia for Barming Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

