Rockwatle Town 1 - 5 Brigh Town

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Rockwatle Town Richard Stone
• 6' Rockwatle Town Eric Moreau scores, assisted by Eckhard Köhler
• 8' Yellow card to Rockwatle Town Ivan Cvetković
• 16' Brigh Town Wayne Harris scores, assisted by Vicente Garcia
• 31' Yellow card to Rockwatle Town Marcel Durand
• 32' Brigh Town Wayne Harris scores, assisted by Michael Jones
• 39' Yellow card to Rockwatle Town Eckhard Köhler
• 53' Yellow card to Brigh Town Domingo Guillen
• 56' Brigh Town Dardo Sanchez scores, assisted by Domingo Guillen
• 62' Brigh Town Domingo Guillen scores, assisted by Emanuel Do Nascimento
• 72' Brigh Town Michael Jones scores, assisted by David Hall
• 88' Yellow card to Rockwatle Town Cosimo Lombardo

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Rockwatle Town scored once from 0.64 xG, a modest over-performance that gave the hosts an early lead from one of their three attempts. Brigh Town scored five from 5.78 xG, finishing slightly below the chance-quality estimate but creating enough to make the margin emphatic. The shot count—26 to three, with 21 of the visitors’ efforts on target—shows that this was not merely a case of five unusually clean finishes. Brigh Town repeatedly put the defence under pressure, while Rockwatle Town’s 51% possession offered little attacking return. The ball was shared; the useful chances were not.

• No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded for Rockwatle Town.

Brigh Town’s response after conceding was decisive: Wayne Harris levelled on 16', then scored again before half-time, and the visitors added three more after the break. The numbers give the scoreline a firm statistical footing, although 49% possession is an unusually quiet-looking figure beside 26 shots. For Rockwatle Town, the opening goal was followed by only two further attempts and five yellow cards; the afternoon became a long exercise in defending without much relief. Brigh Town, meanwhile, converted its territorial threat into a 5-1 result, with four different scorers and a substantial margin between the sides’ attacking output.