The report
Key Events:
- 16' Oundon Park Philippe Didier scores, assisted by Daniel De Lima
- 21' Brayth Town Felipe Valenzuela scores, assisted by Alan Jones
- 29' Yellow card to Oundon Park Klaus Lorenz
- 37' Oundon Park Richard Tan scores, assisted by Michael Lawrence
- 40' Oundon Park Roberto Rios scores
- 42' Oundon Park Howard Quinn scores, assisted by Klaus Lorenz
- 53' Brayth Town Alan Jones scores, assisted by Drago Marić
- 55' Oundon Park Michael Lawrence scores, assisted by Daniel De Lima
- 67' Brayth Town Alan Jones scores, assisted by Helder Fortes
- 75' Oundon Park Philippe Didier scores
- 82' Brayth Town Haris Topić scores, assisted by Alan Jones
Oundon Park’s early opener through Philippe Didier set the tone, but Brayth Town responded swiftly with Felipe Valenzuela’s equalizer. The visitors then surged ahead with goals from Richard Tan, Roberto Rios, and Howard Quinn, each strike exposing the home side’s defensive frailties. Brayth Town’s Alan Jones kept the game alive with two goals, including a crucial equalizer at 53 minutes, but the visitors’ relentless pursuit of goals paid off with Didier’s second and Topić’s late strike, sealing a high-scoring victory. The match was a vivid reminder that in football, even a dominant possession statistic cannot guarantee victory when the opposition’s counterattacks are so clinical.
Tactically, Brayth Town’s high possession and pass accuracy—88%—suggested a team intent on controlling the game, yet their defensive organization was repeatedly breached. Oundon Park’s counterattacks, bolstered by their 81% pass accuracy and disciplined tackling (9 tackles to Brayth’s 4), proved more effective in converting chances into goals. The game’s xG figures—3.73 for Brayth Town and 3.25 for Oundon Park—highlight how the visitors slightly outperformed expectations, capitalizing on their opportunities with clinical precision. The match exemplified how possession and shot volume alone do not determine the outcome; strategic execution and counterattack efficiency are equally vital.
In the end, Oundon Park’s resilience and sharpness in front of goal outshone Brayth Town’s dominance in possession. The visitors’ ability to convert their chances, combined with Brayth’s defensive lapses, resulted in a game that was as entertaining as it was chaotic. Both teams demonstrated attacking intent, but Oundon Park’s clinical finishing and tactical discipline earned them a well-deserved victory in this Division 7 League 27 clash.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Brayth Town 61% - Oundon Park 39% Shots (On Target): Brayth Town 19 (12) - Oundon Park 14 (12) Corners: Brayth Town 7 - Oundon Park 0 Fouls: Brayth Town 7 - Oundon Park 7 Yellow Cards: Brayth Town 0 - Oundon Park 1 Red Cards: Brayth Town 0 - Oundon Park 0 Dribbles: Brayth Town 12 - Oundon Park 8 Pass Accuracy: Brayth Town 88% - Oundon Park 81% Tackles: Brayth Town 4 - Oundon Park 9
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Alan Jones*
The standout for Brayth Town, scored twice and orchestrated much of the attack.
Felipe Valenzuela*
Scored a crucial equalizer, linking play well throughout.
Haris Topić*
Provided a late goal that capped his solid performance.
Philippe Didier*
Scored twice, showing clinical finishing in a busy attacking display.
Michael Lawrence*
Contributed a goal and an assist, key in creating chances for Oundon Park.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Daniel De Lima to Philippe Didier. 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

