Branbris 5 - 1 Wraceste Park

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Branbris Richard Martin
• 5' Yellow card to Wraceste Park Jingwei Gupta
• 8' Yellow card to Wraceste Park Donggun Chung
• 9' Branbris Roberto Peña scores
• 15' Branbris Irakli Rukhadze scores
• 24' Yellow card to Branbris Jose Caraballo
• 28' Branbris Miguel Martin scores, assisted by Irakli Rukhadze
• 32' Red card to Branbris Irakli Rukhadze
• 44' Yellow card to Branbris Husein Šehić
• 62' Branbris Paul Elliott scores, assisted by Roberto Peña
• 63' Yellow card to Branbris Roberto Medina
• 70' Yellow card to Wraceste Park Cyril Ahmed
• 86' Yellow card to Wraceste Park Boro Marjanović
• 89' Wraceste Park Francisco Lara scores, assisted by Cyril Ahmed
• 90' Branbris Roberto Peña scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Branbris at 3.79 xG and Wraceste Park at 1.72. The final 5-1 score therefore saw both sides exceed their expected totals, with Branbris finishing especially well: five goals from 18 shots, 13 on target, against an estimate of 3.79. Wraceste Park scored once from eight attempts and six on target, also ahead of its xG, though the gap between the teams’ shot volume and territory was substantial. Branbris had 55% possession and ten corners to the visitors’ three, and built a three-goal lead before the 28th minute. The red card to Irakli Rukhadze at 32 minutes changed the conditions for the remainder, but did not erase that early advantage or prevent Branbris adding a fourth. The figures describe a home side that created more and converted at a high rate, while Wraceste Park made its limited opportunities count more than the estimate expected.

Branbris

• Roberto Peña (8.1) - Scored twice and assisted Paul Elliott, delivering the match’s strongest individual return.

Wraceste Park No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The scoreline was emphatic, but the match was not simply a procession from the first whistle to the last. Branbris did the decisive work early, then had to manage the unusual practical problem of protecting a large lead while down to ten. Wraceste Park continued to compete and found a goal through Francisco Lara at 89 minutes, but Peña answered immediately, restoring the five-goal margin and closing out the result. For Branbris, the attack’s sharpness outweighed the disruption of the dismissal; for Wraceste Park, six shots on target and a late goal were not enough to make the contest close.