Bracomne 5 - 0 Sutham

Key Events:

• 10' Bracomne Adam Babić scores, assisted by Mohamed Abou
• 13' Bracomne Xinping Boon scores
• 17' Yellow card to Sutham Israel Morales
• 31' Bracomne Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Mohamed Abou
• 52' Bracomne Bruno Rossi scores
• 54' Bracomne Mohamed Abou scores
• 55' Yellow card to Sutham Xinping Boon
• 64' Yellow card to Sutham Friedrich Unger

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bracomne’s five goals came from 4.29 xG, an overperformance of 0.71: clinical finishing, though not a wildly implausible departure from the chances created. The hosts put 15 of 20 shots on target, while their 54% possession and eight corners point to sustained pressure rather than a handful of isolated breaks. Sutham’s single shot was also their only effort on target, producing 0.26 xG and no goal. The gap in chance quality was substantial, and the scoreline reflected it. Sutham did record more tackles and dribbles, but those efforts did not translate into enough possession or attacking threat to change the match’s direction.

• No Sutham players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The first-half goals arrived at 10, 13 and 31 minutes, giving Bracomne both control of the score and a comfortable margin before the break. Xinping Boon struck twice, with Mohamed Abou setting up the opener and Boon’s second; after the interval, Bruno Rossi and Abou added goals in the space of two minutes. Sutham’s three yellow cards, alongside 10 fouls, suggest a difficult afternoon spent trying to disrupt a side that had already found its rhythm. The visitors did work hard defensively, with 14 tackles, but Bracomne’s 20 shots show how little that resistance could contain the attack.

At 5-0, this was a decisive Bracomne win, supported by the numbers as well as the finishing. The hosts had more possession, far more shots and a clear advantage in xG, while Sutham’s 0.26 xG left no meaningful attacking counterweight. Bracomne’s finishing exceeded the chance estimate, but five goals were not built on one fortunate bounce: 15 shots on target and contributions from four scorers made the afternoon’s verdict unusually difficult to dispute.