The report
Key Events:
- 13' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Jorge Alvez
- 14' St Bere Albion Pablo Lopez scores, assisted by Veljko Alić
- 15' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Seungwoo Jeong
- 21' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Phillip Lewis
- 26' St Bere Albion Mark Barrett scores
- 37' Yellow card to St Bere Albion Ramon Macias
- 38' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Philippe Robert
- 45' Yellow card to St Bere Albion Bruce Harrison
- 45' St Bere Albion Pablo Lopez scores, assisted by Adilson Pereira
- 62' St Bere Albion Mark Barrett scores, assisted by Marcos Silva
- 65' St Bere Albion Bruce Harrison scores, assisted by Veljko Alić
- 67' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Pedro Chagas
- 80' Yellow card to Guill Rangers Michel Lemoine
- 90' St Bere Albion Bruce Harrison scores, assisted by Marcos Silva
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: St Bere Albion scored six from an xG of 4.29, finishing 1.71 goals above the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate. That is a notable return, though the 20 shots and 15 on target show this was no robbery conducted with a single well-aimed umbrella. Guill Rangers had an xG of 0.26 and scored none, a modest shortfall that reflects a night with only one attempt. The 55-45 possession split was not enormous; the decisive difference was what each side did with the ball. St Bere Albion repeatedly turned possession into attempts and applied enough pressure to make the hosts’ attacking opportunities scarce.
The first goal arrived in the 14th minute, and Pablo Lopez added another on the stroke of half-time. Mark Barrett then scored in the 26th minute and again after the break, while Bruce Harrison completed a brace of his own. With goals spread across three scorers and assists supplied by Veljko Alić, Adilson Pereira and Marcos Silva, the visitors had more than one route through the match. Guill Rangers collected six yellow cards, compared with two for St Bere Albion; the count gives a sense of the hosts’ difficulty containing the game, though it did not alter the score.
For Guill Rangers, the 0-6 defeat is a blunt account of the attacking imbalance: one shot, no goal, and just five tackles against the visitors’ 12. Their 45 per cent possession and five corners show they were not entirely absent from proceedings, but neither measure brought sustained threat. St Bere Albion were more direct in the useful sense, testing the target often and maintaining their pressure through to the 90th-minute goal. Six goals from a 4.29 xG return suggests sharp finishing on top of ample chances. The visitors leave with a comprehensive win; the hosts leave with an evening that will require more than corner-count arithmetic to explain.
Guill Rangers No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
St Bere Albion
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Pablo Lopez (7.6) - Scored twice, opening the account and adding a second just before half-time.
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Mark Barrett (7.6) - Netted twice, including the 62nd-minute goal that extended the lead.
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Bruce Harrison (7.3) - Scored twice to help carry the visitors’ scoring through to the final minute.
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Veljko Alić (7.0) - Provided two assists, including the opener.
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Marcos Silva (7.0) - Assisted two second-half goals.
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Pass Accuracy%: 81%-83%
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Tackles: 5-12
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Pablo Lopez
Scored twice, opening the account and adding a second just before half-time.
Mark Barrett
Netted twice, including the 62nd-minute goal that extended the lead.
Bruce Harrison
Scored twice to help carry the visitors’ scoring through to the final minute.
Veljko Alić
Provided two assists, including the opener.
Marcos Silva
Assisted two second-half goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Pablo Lopez for St Bere Albion. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

