Bree anburn 1 - 4 Uttondham

Key Events:

• 3' Bree anburn Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 7' Yellow card to Bree anburn Phillip Lewis
• 10' Yellow card to Bree anburn Seungwoo Jeong
• 10' Uttondham Mauro Montanari scores, assisted by Ernest Khugashvili
• 34' Yellow card to Bree anburn Pedro Chagas
• 36' Uttondham David van Leeuwen scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 73' Uttondham Nodar Mgeladze scores, assisted by Hamed Kouadio
• 78' Uttondham David van Leeuwen scores, assisted by Ernest Khugashvili
• 89' Yellow card to Bree anburn Allan Carroll

In a match that saw Uttondham assert their dominance early on, Philippe Robert opened the scoring in the third minute with a well-placed finish after a neat pass from Seungwoo Jeong. The visitors maintained their attacking intensity, with Mauro Montanari leveling the score in the tenth minute, assisted by Ernest Khugashvili. Despite some disciplinary issues, with four yellow cards handed out, Bree anburn struggled to contain the visitors' fluid attacking moves. The hosts did create chances, but their xG of 1.77 indicates they were slightly fortunate to score their lone goal, which came from a set-piece opportunity.

The tactical battle saw Uttondham controlling possession with 56%, and their higher pass accuracy (86%) translated into more sustained pressure. Their clinical finishing was evident in their three goals scored after the 36th minute, with David van Leeuwen netting twice—once assisted by Luca Colombo and later by Ernest Khugashvili. The hosts’ goalkeeper made 11 saves, reflecting the visitors’ relentless attempts on goal, while Bree anburn’s defensive efforts were notable but ultimately insufficient. The game’s flow was characterized by quick counters and disciplined pressing, with Uttondham capitalizing on their opportunities.

No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded from either side, but David van Leeuwen (6.8) was influential in attack, scoring twice and providing a constant threat. Mauro Montanari (6.7) also contributed significantly with his goal and movement. The hosts’ Seungwoo Jeong (6.5) showed flashes of creativity, despite receiving a yellow card. Overall, the match was a display of tactical discipline and attacking efficiency from Uttondham.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Bree anburn 44% - 56% Uttondham Shots: Bree anburn 7 (7 on target) - 14 (9 on target) Corners: Bree anburn 3 - 7 Fouls: Bree anburn 12 - 7 Yellow cards: Bree anburn 4 - 0 Tackles: Bree anburn 17 - 8 Dribbles: Bree anburn 11 - 6

The result underscores Uttondham's superior attacking efficiency and their ability to capitalize on key moments, while Bree anburn showed resilience but lacked the finishing touch needed to turn their chances into goals. The visitors' disciplined approach and clinical finishing secured a well-deserved victory, leaving the hosts with plenty to reflect on ahead of their next fixture.