Bruth Park 3 - 1 Reth Enfiel

The opening six minutes supplied a small match in miniature. Lindomar Da Silva put Reth Enfiel ahead in the third minute, but Philippe Robert levelled for Bruth Park three minutes later. After that exchange, the next goal did not arrive until the second half, when Nilson Pires finished a move assisted by Jorge Alvez. Michel Lemoine, set up by Seungwoo Jeong, added the third in the 80th minute to settle the result.

Key Events:

• 3' Reth Enfiel Lindomar Da Silva scores
• 6' Bruth Park Philippe Robert scores
• 19' Yellow card to Bruth Park Michael Brown
• 58' Bruth Park Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 67' Yellow card to Bruth Park Jorge Alvez
• 69' Yellow card to Bruth Park Nilson Pires
• 80' Bruth Park Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Bruth Park scored three goals from 2.83 xG, a return almost exactly in line with the chances created. Reth Enfiel scored once from 1.08 xG, also close to its estimate, so neither side substantially outperformed the chance-quality numbers. The contrast lies more in volume: Bruth Park recorded 13 shots, 10 on target, while Reth Enfiel managed six shots and three on target. The visitors held 58% possession and won eight corners, but Bruth Park turned its lower share of the ball into more attempts and the decisive goals. Possession, in this instance, did not come with a matching supply of shots.

No players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher for either side.

For Bruth Park, the decisive work was converting a strong shot count into a three-goal return while keeping the match on its terms after the early setback. Reth Enfiel had the ball more often and built a clear advantage in corners, yet those measures did not produce enough attempts to alter the final score. Three yellow cards went to the hosts, a reminder that their route to victory was not entirely serene; still, the late goal gave the scoreline a settled look. Bruth Park finished 3-1 ahead, with the visitors’ territorial advantage recorded neatly in the statistics and rather less prominently on the scoreboard.