Petham Park 1 - 6 Bridde Albion

Key Events:

• 9' Bridde Albion Silvestre Lopes Monteiro scores, assisted by Ivan Tsonev
• 13' Yellow card to Petham Park Raymond Hendry
• 14' Bridde Albion Scott MacKinnon scores, assisted by Nick Read
• 33' Bridde Albion Silvestre Lopes Monteiro scores, assisted by Marco Rodrigues
• 41' Petham Park Edwin Boon scores, assisted by Ryan Lewis
• 60' Bridde Albion Silvestre Lopes Monteiro scores, assisted by Hamza Audu
• 65' Bridde Albion Matteo Santi scores, assisted by Nick Read
• 78' Yellow card to Petham Park Edwin Boon
• 82' Yellow card to Petham Park Peter Poulsen
• 87' Yellow card to Petham Park Georg Pedersen
• 90' Bridde Albion Matteo Santi scores, assisted by Silvestre Lopes Monteiro

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Petham Park scored once from 0.36 xG, finishing 0.64 goals above the Gazzetta chance-quality estimate; Bridde Albion scored six from 4.39 xG, exceeding its estimate by 1.61. That is finishing above expectation for both sides, but the scale of the opportunity count matters: Bridde Albion recorded 21 shots and put 15 on target, while Petham Park managed one shot, also on target. The visitors’ 52% possession was only a modest edge, yet their attacking volume was not modest at all. Petham Park made its single chance count, but a lone attempt leaves little room to answer sustained pressure.

• Petham Park: No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded.

• Silvestre Lopes Monteiro (8.9) - Scored three goals and assisted another, giving Bridde Albion a particularly productive presence in front of goal.

• Matteo Santi (7.6) - Scored twice, including Bridde Albion’s goal in the 90th minute.

• Nick Read (7.0) - Provided two assists as Bridde Albion built its lead.

• Pass Accuracy%: 86%-85%

• Tackles: 14-10

The scoreline’s width came from more than possession, which was close, or from a wild difference in passing accuracy, which was not there either. Bridde Albion created the dominant share of the shooting, converted six times and spread the scoring across Silvestre Lopes Monteiro and Matteo Santi, with Scott MacKinnon adding another. Petham Park did find a goal through Edwin Boon, but its attacking return remained one shot and one goal. Four yellow cards for the hosts, against none for the visitors, added a further mark of a difficult contest; the match itself had already supplied the clearest evidence.