Burynes Palace 5 - 1 Bexham

Key Events:

• 31' Bexham Friedrich Unger scores
• 47' Burynes Palace Chao Ling scores, assisted by Seungwoo Ku
• 56' Burynes Palace Mario Gonzalez scores, assisted by Seungwoo Ku
• 62' Burynes Palace Seungwoo Ku scores
• 66' Burynes Palace Chao Ling scores, assisted by Seungwoo Ku
• 77' Burynes Palace Chao Ling scores, assisted by Paulo Cabral

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Burynes Palace recorded 5.18 xG and scored five, a return close to the chance quality they created. The 23 shots, 19 on target and near-identical goals-to-xG figures point to sustained, high-quality pressure rather than a scoreline built on unlikely finishing. Bexham scored once from 0.79 xG, outperforming its estimate on the one occasion that mattered, but managed only three shots. The near-even possession share—51% to 49%—conceals the important difference: Burynes Palace turned its possession into repeated danger, while Bexham found little of it.

• Burynes Palace
• Chao Ling (8.4) - Scored three times, leading the home side’s second-half surge.
• Seungwoo Ku (8.3) - Added a goal and three assists, shaping four of the five goals.
• Bexham
• No standout performers with a rating of 7.0 or higher were recorded.

The match’s decisive stretch began immediately after the interval. Chao Ling levelled in the 47th minute, then Mario Gonzalez put Burynes Palace ahead nine minutes later; from there, the hosts extended the margin with three more goals. Ku’s involvement was particularly direct, assisting the first, second and fourth home goals before scoring himself. Bexham’s goal had arrived first, through Friedrich Unger in the 31st minute, but its three shots in total left little room to build on that advantage. The final 5-1 score accurately reflects the contrast in attacking output, even if Bexham briefly had the lead.