Brouth City 2 - 11 Perwick Wanderers

Key Events:

• 3' Perwick Wanderers Konate Kouakou scores, assisted by Sebastian Loyola
• 9' Perwick Wanderers Reinaldo Correa scores
• 11' Yellow card to Perwick Wanderers Reinaldo Correa
• 18' Perwick Wanderers Konate Kouakou scores, assisted by Levan Zoidze
• 22' Perwick Wanderers Rolf Müller scores, assisted by Sebastian Loyola
• 24' Yellow card to Brouth City Sergio Gutierrez
• 27' Perwick Wanderers Levan Zoidze scores, assisted by Sebastian Loyola
• 30' Perwick Wanderers Konate Kouakou scores, assisted by Reinaldo Correa
• 45' Yellow card to Perwick Wanderers Konate Kouakou
• 48' Perwick Wanderers Levan Zoidze scores, assisted by Sebastian Loyola
• 65' Yellow card to Brouth City David O'Donnell
• 66' Perwick Wanderers Musa Samuel scores, assisted by Konate Kouakou
• 69' Perwick Wanderers Konate Kouakou scores, assisted by Jose Rosas
• 73' Perwick Wanderers Sebastian Loyola scores
• 75' Brouth City Sergio Gutierrez scores
• 76' Brouth City David O'Donnell scores, assisted by Sergio Gutierrez
• 81' Perwick Wanderers Musa Samuel scores, assisted by Reinaldo Correa

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Brouth City at 0.61 xG and Perwick Wanderers at 6.7. The final score, 2-11, therefore saw both sides outscore their xG, but by very different amounts: Brouth City converted two chances from a small total, while Perwick Wanderers turned an already substantial attacking return into 11 goals. The visitors’ 29 shots and 25 on target help explain the scale of the result; this was sustained pressure, not a brief burst built on one fortunate finish. Brouth City were ruthlessly efficient with their only two attempts, though that efficiency could not compensate for the volume of chances conceded. Possession was a comparatively modest 45-55 split, a useful reminder that controlling the ball and controlling the match are not always the same administrative function.

The two Brouth City goals arrived in the 75th and 76th minutes, with Sergio Gutierrez scoring before setting up David O'Donnell. For a moment, the hosts made the scoreline less one-sided; it was a short-lived adjustment, not a change in the match’s direction. Perwick Wanderers answered through Musa Samuel in the 81st minute, taking the final count to 11. The equal corner tally and relatively close possession figures sit oddly beside the shot count, but the match’s central imbalance was plain: Perwick Wanderers produced chances at a rate Brouth City could not contain. The 2-11 result records a heavy defeat for the hosts and a remarkable attacking display from the visitors, with the numbers leaving little room for a softer reading.