The report
Key Events:
- 10' Yellow card to Corthpon Wanderers Carsten Jensen
- 19' Yellow card to Corthpon Wanderers Timothy Poulin
- 40' Corthpon Wanderers Souleye Dia scores, assisted by Carsten Jensen
- 45' Yellow card to Brasham Wanderers Phillip Lewis
- 49' Corthpon Wanderers Matt Collins scores
- 56' Yellow card to Brasham Wanderers Michael Brown
- 66' Corthpon Wanderers Matt Collins scores, assisted by Timothy Poulin
- 80' Corthpon Wanderers Timothy Poulin scores, assisted by Gabriel Sanchez
- 82' Corthpon Wanderers Fred Meijers scores
- 85' Corthpon Wanderers Souleye Dia scores, assisted by Fred Meijers
- 90' Corthpon Wanderers scores
The game was a showcase of Corthpon’s attacking efficiency, with an expected goals tally of 5.54 vastly outstripping the meager 0.01 xG accumulated by Brasham. The visitors generated 25 shots, 20 on target, demonstrating a relentless pursuit of goal that was ultimately rewarded with seven strikes. Corthpon’s ability to convert high-quality chances into goals was evident, especially in the second half when they added four more to their tally. The hosts, meanwhile, struggled to create meaningful opportunities, their lone shot being a rare foray into the attacking third. The tactical disparity was clear; Corthpon’s precision and patience contrasted sharply with Brasham’s inability to threaten, despite holding possession for over half the game.
While the scoreline might suggest a one-sided affair, the match also highlighted discipline issues, with both sides receiving two yellow cards. Corthpon’s disciplined pressing and clinical finishing turned the game into a one-sided spectacle, leaving Brasham’s defensive frailties exposed. The visitors’ goalkeeper was rarely tested, thanks to their dominance in attack, but their attacking players, especially Dia, Collins, and Meijers, proved their worth with multiple goals and high ratings. The game’s narrative was written early in the second half, with Corthpon’s relentless pursuit of goals turning the fixture into a statement of intent for the division.
No players from Brasham Wanderers reached a rating of 7.0 or above, reflecting their struggles to contain the relentless Corthpon attack.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Brasham 55% - Corthpon 45% Shots: Brasham 0 (0 on target) - Corthpon 25 (20 on target) Corners: Brasham 3 - Corthpon 0 Fouls: Brasham 10 - Corthpon 10 Yellow Cards: Brasham 2 - Corthpon 2 Red Cards: Brasham 0 - Corthpon 0 Dribbles: Brasham 10 - Corthpon 6 Pass Accuracy: Brasham 82% - Corthpon 78% Tackles: Brasham 7 - Corthpon 10
The match was a display of clinical finishing and tactical disparity, with Corthpon Wanderers asserting their dominance early and maintaining it through relentless attacking pressure. Brasham Wanderers, despite their possession advantage, failed to muster a single shot on target, highlighting their offensive impotence. The visitors’ ability to convert high-quality chances into goals was the defining feature, and their disciplined approach kept the hosts at bay. As the division progresses, Corthpon’s performance here sets a benchmark for efficiency, while Brasham will need to reassess their defensive resilience if they are to avoid similar routs in the future.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Souleye Dia*
Scored twice and was a constant threat, showcasing clinical finishing.
Matt Collins*
Also netted twice, demonstrating sharp positioning and composure in front of goal.
Fred Meijers*
Contributed a goal and an assist, orchestrating attacks from midfield.
Timothy Poulin*
Provided a goal and an assist, adding energy and creativity to the visitors’ midfield.
Michael Brown*
Despite a yellow card, kept up the effort in midfield, though his influence was limited.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Carsten Jensen to Souleye Dia. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

