The report
Key Events:
- 25' Kesforquay Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 27' Yellow card to Burport Rovers Michel Lemoine
- 32' Yellow card to Kesforquay Chul Rim
- 64' Burport Rovers Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
- 69' Yellow card to Kesforquay Jose Ferreyra
- 71' Kesforquay Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Chul Rim
- 78' Burport Rovers Michel Lemoine scores
- 79' Yellow card to Burport Rovers Michael Brown
Kesforquay opened the scoring in the 25th minute through Xinping Boon, who finished neatly after a pass from Lindomar Da Silva. The visitors’ control was evident with 17 shots and an xG of 3.37, nearly triple the hosts’ 1.15, yet their finishing was not as ruthless as their attacking intent. The game saw two yellow cards—one for each side—highlighting the competitive tension. Michel Lemoine’s goal for Burport Rovers in the 64th minute, assisted by Pedro Chagas, was a well-timed reply that kept the game alive. Kesforquay responded swiftly with Vladimir štimac’s goal in the 71st minute, assisted by Chul Rim, setting the stage for a tense finale. Lemoine’s second goal in the 78th minute, a testament to his influence, kept the hosts in the game, though the match ended with no further goals.
Tactically, Kesforquay’s high shot volume and possession—53%—suggest a team that preferred to dominate through relentless pressure and wide play, as reflected in their six corners and 86% pass accuracy. Yet, their inability to convert more of their chances into goals was their undoing, as Burport Rovers’ disciplined defense and timely goalkeeping—15 saves—kept them in contention. Burport’s more conservative approach, with fewer shots but better conversion, underscores a pragmatic style that often pays dividends in tight matches. The xG comparison reveals a classic case of over-performance by the hosts and under-performance by the visitors, a reminder that football’s beauty often lies in its unpredictability.
In the end, the draw feels like a fair reflection of the game’s ebb and flow. Burport Rovers showed resilience and clinical finishing, while Kesforquay’s attacking dominance was hampered by finishing and perhaps a touch of bad luck. The match’s statistics and the players’ performances suggest a contest that could have gone either way, with both sides deserving credit for their effort. As the league table remains unchanged, the game’s true story was about the fine margins that separate victory from stalemate.
Pedro Chagas (unknown) - Provided the assist for Lemoine’s first goal, demonstrating good vision. Xinping Boon (unknown) - Opened the scoring with a well-taken finish, lively throughout. Vladimir štimac (unknown) - His goal was crucial for Kesforquay, adding to their attacking threat. Chul Rim (unknown) - Assisted the second Kesforquay goal, involved in their wide play.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Burport Rovers 47% - Kesforquay 53% Shots (On Target): Burport Rovers 5 (4) - Kesforquay 17 (11) Corners: Burport Rovers 2 - Kesforquay 6 Fouls: Burport Rovers 6 - Kesforquay 10 Yellow Cards: Burport Rovers 2 - Kesforquay 2 Tackles: Burport Rovers 2 - Kesforquay 6 Pass Accuracy: Burport Rovers 84% - Kesforquay 86%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Michel Lemoine*
The standout for Burport Rovers, scoring twice and showing composure in front of goal.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Lindomar Da Silva to Xinping Boon. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

