Brousham 3 - 1 Maing Bor

Key Events:

• 17' Brousham Robert Marshall scores, assisted by Koji Okamura
• 23' Brousham Robert Marshall scores, assisted by Koji Okamura
• 64' Maing Bor Ricardo Gutierrez scores, assisted by Jacob Musa
• 81' Yellow card to Brousham Marin Golubić
• 85' Brousham Ali Raji scores, assisted by Koji Okamura
• 89' Yellow card to Brousham Koji Okamura

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Brousham produced 4.72 xG and scored three, underperforming the chance-quality estimate by 1.72 goals despite putting 16 of 23 shots on target. That points to a side creating plenty of meaningful opportunities, even if the finishing did not quite keep pace with the supply. Maing Bor scored once from 1.32 xG, a modest overperformance, but seven shots and four on target offered considerably less volume. The possession figures were almost level, with Maing Bor edging that measure 51% to 49%; the more telling difference was how often Brousham turned its attacks into attempts. Maing Bor’s ten corners to four also brought territory and set-piece chances, but the gap in shot count suggests that possession and corners did not translate into sustained danger from open play.

• No Maing Bor players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.

Brousham will take satisfaction from a 3-1 win built on attacking volume, quick early rewards and a third goal that re-established control after Maing Bor had pulled one back. There is also a small finishing caveat: 4.72 xG ordinarily invites more than three goals, though a three-goal return is hardly a matter for formal complaint. Marshall and Okamura supplied the decisive combination, while Ali Raji added the late insurance. Maing Bor can point to the possession edge and the corner count, but the match’s central arithmetic was less accommodating: Brousham took far more shots and left with the points.