Bewpon 4 - 0 Bringhton Stanley

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Bewpon Youngchul Yun
• 18' Yellow card to Bringhton Stanley Willi Schneider
• 22' Bewpon Antonio Machado scores, assisted by Michael Williams
• 39' Yellow card to Bewpon Benjamin Lopez
• 45' Bewpon Michael Williams scores, assisted by Roberto Gonzalez
• 57' Bewpon Ahmed Okoro scores
• 75' Bewpon Ahmed Okoro scores, assisted by Paul Ellis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

Bewpon’s four goals came from 2.74 xG, an overperformance of 1.26 goals, while Bringhton Stanley’s single shot and 0.26 xG produced no goal. The hosts were markedly more productive with their chances: 10 of their 12 shots were on target, compared with Bringhton Stanley’s one shot on target. The scoreline therefore exceeded the chance-quality estimate, but the underlying gap was already substantial. Bringhton Stanley’s 57% possession and seven corners did not translate into meaningful threat, while Bewpon found ways to turn fewer touches on the ball into repeated attempts at goal.

Bewpon

• Ahmed Okoro (7.6) - Scored twice, including the fourth goal that completed a decisive home performance.
• Michael Williams (7.3) - Scored once and assisted Antonio Machado for the opener.

Bringhton Stanley No players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.

Bewpon’s two-goal lead at half-time gave the match a clear shape, and Ahmed Okoro’s finish in the 57th minute made the task still steeper for the visitors. His second goal, assisted by Paul Ellis, settled the score at 4-0. Bringhton Stanley had the possession advantage and more corners, but those measures stayed separate from the one that mattered most: shots on target. Bewpon’s 15 tackles and 10 accurate efforts on goal help explain how the hosts made a four-goal margin from a smaller share of the ball. It was not a close contest in the end; Bringhton Stanley’s control of possession did little to trouble a side that finished its chances with conviction.