The report
Key Events:
- 23' Brinch Town Mario Peña scores
- 29' Yellow card to Brinch Town Abdul Ang
- 38' Yellow card to Brinch Town James Aitken
- 41' Brinch Town Genaro Quiroz scores, assisted by Amadou Faye
- 42' Woken Town Serge Collet scores, assisted by Esteban Santana
- 53' Yellow card to Brinch Town Didier Lefebvre
- 57' Yellow card to Woken Town Jose Gomez
- 73' Brinch Town Genaro Quiroz scores, assisted by Innocent Salami
- 74' Yellow card to Brinch Town Federico Campos
- 87' Yellow card to Woken Town Đoko Mešić
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Brinch Town’s 5.37 xG against three goals indicates a substantial gap between the chances created and the final return; the visitors underperformed that estimate by 2.37 goals, despite scoring three times. Woken Town scored once from 0.89 xG, a modest overperformance of 0.11. The shot count sharpens the tactical picture: Brinch Town put 21 of 22 attempts on target, while Woken Town managed three on target from four shots. Woken Town had 55% possession and slightly better pass accuracy, but control of the ball did not translate into comparable access to goal. Brinch Town’s 45% possession came with far more frequent and dangerous attempts, and the scoreline was arguably kinder to Woken Town than the chance-quality figures suggest.
- Woken Town: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
- Genaro Quiroz (7.6) - Scored twice, including the goal that restored Brinch Town’s two-goal cushion.
Brinch Town’s goals arrived at 23', 41' and 73', with Woken Town responding almost immediately after Quiroz’s first. That quick reply gave the hosts a route back into the match, but the visitors re-established their advantage before the break and added another in the second half. Brinch Town also collected four yellow cards to Woken Town’s two, a reminder that their afternoon involved plenty of pressure and the occasional formal notification from the referee.
Woken Town’s possession and passing figures offer evidence of some composure, but four shots leave little room for a comeback built on attacking volume. Brinch Town, meanwhile, turned territorial threat into a clear 3-1 win, even if their 5.37 xG suggests there were chances for a more emphatic margin. The final score was 1-3: decisive enough, with the visitors’ finishing still leaving a few opportunities on the table.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Genaro Quiroz
Scored twice, including the goal that restored Brinch Town’s two-goal cushion.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Mario Peña, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

