The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Bringh United Muhammad Babalola
- 9' Bringh United Muhammad Babalola scores, assisted by Francisco Navarro
- 30' Yellow card to Cheater Albion Michael Brown
- 38' Yellow card to Bringh United Hagi Aihara
- 45' Bringh United Sam Hayward scores, assisted by Idrissa N'guessan
- 54' Bringh United Muhammad Babalola scores
- 62' Yellow card to Bringh United Jacques Blanc
- 69' Bringh United George de Waal scores, assisted by Claudio Farina
- 81' Yellow card to Cheater Albion Seungwoo Jeong
The early goal gave Bringh United a lead after nine minutes, and Sam Hayward added a second on the stroke of half-time. Muhammad Babalola struck again in the 54th minute before George de Waal completed the scoring at 69 minutes. The four-goal margin was built across the match rather than in one brief flurry, with the second-half goals leaving Cheater Albion further behind despite their greater share of the ball.
The disciplinary record brought its own steady punctuation: Bringh United collected three yellow cards, Cheater Albion two, and neither side had a player sent off. The visitors also committed more fouls, but matched the hosts’ eleven tackles while offering far more threat at the other end. For Cheater Albion, possession and passing accuracy were real advantages; they simply did not become enough attempts to alter the result. Bringh United leave with a 4-0 win, four different scorers represented in the event list, and a shot count that makes the scoreline feel less like an ambush than a rather thorough use of available opportunities.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Muhammad Babalola
Scored twice, including the opener, and was the only recorded standout performer.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Muhammad Babalola for Bringh United. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

