Faven Park 0 - 11 Brayth Town

Key Events:

• 7' Brayth Town Felipe Valenzuela scores
• 9' Yellow card to Faven Park Michael Brown
• 11' Brayth Town Robbie Marshall scores
• 17' Brayth Town Felipe Valenzuela scores
• 28' Yellow card to Brayth Town Robbie Marshall
• 30' Yellow card to Faven Park Willi Schneider
• 35' Brayth Town Helder Fortes scores, assisted by Robbie Marshall
• 38' Brayth Town Helder Fortes scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 45' Brayth Town Felipe Valenzuela scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 56' Yellow card to Faven Park Michel Lemoine
• 58' Brayth Town Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Felipe Valenzuela
• 61' Yellow card to Brayth Town Felipe Valenzuela
• 67' Brayth Town Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Felipe Valenzuela
• 68' Yellow card to Brayth Town Joao Brito
• 70' Red card to Faven Park Philippe Robert
• 76' Brayth Town Felipe Valenzuela scores, assisted by Helder Fortes
• 81' Brayth Town Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Zurab Mgeladze
• 89' Brayth Town Marcelino Dos Santos scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Faven Park registered 0.26 xG and one shot, while Brayth Town produced 5.46 xG from 24 attempts, 20 of them on target. Eleven goals from that chance quality is an extraordinary return: Brayth outscored its estimate by 5.54, finishing with a level of efficiency that most attacks encounter only in their more optimistic paperwork. The visitors did create the overwhelming share of the danger, and the shot count confirms that this was no fluke built on one lucky moment. But even against a defence conceding repeated chances, converting nearly twice the xG into goals is a remarkable performance. Faven Park had almost half the possession, yet just one attempt; the ball was shared more evenly than the threat.

• No Faven Park players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The score was already 6-0 at half-time, and Brayth Town added five more after the break. Faven Park were reduced to ten when Philippe Robert was sent off in the 70th minute, with the visitors already eight goals ahead; the dismissal came late in a match whose basic direction had been settled much earlier. The hosts’ five corners and 49 per cent possession offer a thin outline of participation, but one shot tells the more important story. Brayth, by contrast, combined 51 per cent possession with 11 corners and 20 shots on target, applying pressure from enough angles to make the contest feel less like a contest and more like a long afternoon with a scoreboard.