Brewelles 5 - 2 Pudhamsken County

Key Events:

• 18' Yellow card to Brewelles Andrew Stephens
• 20' Pudhamsken County Samuel Taylor scores, assisted by Masao Ito
• 22' Yellow card to Pudhamsken County Claudio Torres
• 36' Brewelles Emzar Barishvili scores, assisted by Frank Scholz
• 45' Pudhamsken County Adrian Benitez scores, assisted by Kevin Christie
• 50' Brewelles Frank Scholz scores, assisted by Osvaldo Mendez
• 56' Brewelles Wilhelm Schwarz scores, assisted by Jose Moya
• 78' Brewelles Jose Moya scores
• 84' Brewelles Osvaldo Mendez scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Brewelles 3.94 xG and Pudhamsken County 2.67. The hosts scored five, exceeding their estimate by 1.06, while the visitors scored twice, 0.67 below theirs. That points to a match with meaningful opportunities at both ends, not a one-sided procession: Pudhamsken County found the net twice, but Brewelles converted more often and kept producing goals after the visitors’ second. The shot counts reinforce the difference in attacking pressure: Brewelles had 18 attempts and 14 on target, against 13 and nine for Pudhamsken County. With possession also narrowly in the hosts’ favour, 53% to 47%, the figures suggest they had a slight territorial edge and a more persistent threat. The visitors’ two goals ensured the contest stayed lively; the hosts’ second-half run made sure it did not stay close.

• No Pudhamsken County players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The two yellow cards arrived close together, but the game’s decisive change came after the interval. Brewelles went into the break having equalised and then conceded again; within eleven minutes of the restart, Frank Scholz and Wilhelm Schwarz had put the hosts in front. Further goals from Jose Moya and Osvaldo Mendez stretched the margin to three, turning a match that had been competitive on the scoreboard into a convincing home win. Pudhamsken County still managed nine shots on target and 2.67 xG, so their attacking contribution was real, even if the finishing did not keep pace with the hosts’.

The final 5-2 score was supported by Brewelles’ advantage in attempts, accuracy and possession, while the xG figures show that Pudhamsken County had enough opportunity to make the contest more uncomfortable. Instead, the hosts responded each time they were tested and were particularly productive after half-time. Five goals from 18 shots is a strong return; 14 of those attempts finding the target made the pressure rather harder to ignore. In Division 6 League 31, Brewelles took the points with a performance that began as a response and ended as a clear statement.