Ramblers SC vs Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu S
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29 November 2025 · RFFA Super League 25/26<br>Super League
Away league match played on 29 November 2025.
Kicked off at 4:00 PM
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vs Ramblers SC
Away league match
Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club travelled to Marechal to face Ramblers SC in a league away fixture on 29 November 2025, kicking off at 4:00pm. The match concluded with a 3-1 victory for Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club after a commanding display over the full 90 minutes plus injury time.
Deploying a 3-2-3-2 formation, Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club set up with three defenders at the back: Isaac Brandy Clair on the right, Jean Steven Etienne centrally, and Gilbert Manuel on the left. The midfield featured two central midfielders, Jean David Philippe and Jean Jordenley Jolicoeur, tasked with both defensive cover and linking play. Ahead of them, a trio of attacking midfielders operated with width and creativity: Marc Yohan Junior Francon Edouard on the right, Joseph Olivier Prudence centrally, and Nigel Philippe on the left. Up front, the side relied on two forwards, Jean Jeremi Marinio Castel on the right and Jean Daryl Gaspard on the left, expected to lead the line and convert chances. The goalkeeper was Sylvest Collet. The substitutes named for the match were Nigel Azie, Markley Begue, James Hendrick Jean Pierre, and Kevan Castel.
The match began with Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club asserting early dominance. At 15 minutes, Marc Yohan Junior Francon Edouard opened the scoring with a stunning right-footed strike from outside the area, setting the tone for the visitors. His ability to find space and shoot from distance was a constant threat to Ramblers SC’s defence.
Continuing their attacking momentum, Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club crafted a well-worked team move in the 32nd minute. Edouard provided a precise cross from the right flank, which was expertly finished by Jean Jeremi Marinio Castel with his left foot, doubling the visitors’ lead. This goal highlighted the effective interplay between the right attacking midfielder and the right forward, exploiting the wide areas and delivering quality service into the box.
Shortly before half-time, Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club were forced into an early change due to injury. Joseph Olivier Prudence was replaced by Nigel Azie at the 45th minute mark, just as the teams headed into the break with a comfortable 2-0 advantage for the visitors.
The second half saw Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club continue to press. Just six minutes after the restart, Edouard was again on the scoresheet, this time converting a right-footed finish inside the box at 51 minutes, assisted by a well-timed pass from left forward Jean Daryl Gaspard. This goal further emphasised Edouard’s influence on the game and his clinical nature in front of goal.
Tactical substitutions followed as the match progressed. At 63 minutes, Markley Begue came on for left defender Gilbert Manuel, signalling a shift in defensive personnel. Five minutes later, James Hendrick Jean Pierre replaced right forward Jean Jeremi Marinio Castel, adjusting the attacking options.
Injury again forced a change at 75 minutes when Kevan Castel was introduced for the departing Marc Yohan Junior Francon Edouard, who had been the standout performer throughout the match. Edouard’s departure marked the end of a remarkable contribution that earned him the player of the match accolade.
Despite Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club’s dominance, Ramblers SC managed to pull a goal back deep into injury time at 91 minutes. A long-range strike with the right foot found the net, providing a late consolation but insufficient to alter the outcome.
Overall, Rodrigues Roche Bon Dieu Saint Etienne Sporting Club’s tactical setup and clinical finishing proved decisive. The three goals, two from Edouard and one from Marinio Castel, combined with solid defensive work, ensured a valuable three points on the road. The substitutions reflected both tactical adjustments and responses to injury, but the team’s control remained evident throughout the contest.