Bland Town 1 - 5 Bedrund Park

Bedrund Park’s 4.18 xG and five goals amount to a performance close to the chances created, with the visitors finishing a little above the estimate. Bland Town scored once from 0.88 xG, a useful return from limited opportunities, but the 22-4 shot count tells the wider story. Possession was nearly level at 51-49, yet the visitors put 13 attempts on target to the hosts’ three. The ball was shared; the dangerous work was not.

The decisive stretch arrived before half-time: Samuel Sanchez opened the scoring in the 17th minute, then assisted Barone twice as Bedrund Park moved three goals clear by the 35th. Allan Carroll’s 64th-minute goal gave Bland Town a response, but it did not change the pattern enough to make the contest close. Four yellow cards for the hosts and three for the visitors marked a match with plenty of interruption, while neither side received a red. Bedrund Park had the greater volume of chances and the sharper finishing; Barone’s late double made an already clear result more emphatic.

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Bedrund Park Samuel Sanchez

• 17' Bedrund Park Samuel Sanchez scores, assisted by Jose Bennett

• 22' Yellow card to Bedrund Park Steven Hunt

• 31' Bedrund Park Alberto Barone scores, assisted by Samuel Sanchez

• 35' Bedrund Park Alberto Barone scores, assisted by Samuel Sanchez

• 40' Yellow card to Bland Town Michael Brown

• 62' Yellow card to Bedrund Park Mogens Sørensen

• 64' Bland Town Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis

• 65' Yellow card to Bland Town Allan Carroll

• 75' Yellow card to Bland Town Ramon Bravo

• 82' Yellow card to Bland Town Fernando Castro

• 90' Bedrund Park Alberto Barone scores, assisted by Jungjin Sim

• 90' Bedrund Park Alberto Barone scores, assisted by Samuel Sanchez

• Bland Town: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

• Alberto Barone (9.2) - Scored four goals, providing the finishing touch to Bedrund Park’s dominant attacking return.

• Samuel Sanchez (8.0) - Scored once and supplied three assists, shaping the visitors’ scoring throughout the match.