Brourne City 0 - 7 Prudbury

Key Events:

• 2' Prudbury Dongwon Lee scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 5' Yellow card to Prudbury Julio Ardila
• 13' Prudbury Pedro Mendez scores, assisted by Dongwon Lee
• 18' Yellow card to Brourne City Bruno Rossi
• 19' Prudbury Michael Brown scores, assisted by Phillip Lewis
• 23' Yellow card to Prudbury Trevor Simpson
• 34' Yellow card to Prudbury Phillip Lewis
• 45' Prudbury Pedro Mendez scores, assisted by Dongwon Lee
• 58' Prudbury Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Dongwon Lee
• 63' Yellow card to Prudbury Julien Benoit
• 67' Prudbury Dongwon Lee scores
• 87' Prudbury Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Julio Ardila

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Prudbury’s seven goals exceeded its 4.44 xG by 2.56, while Brourne City finished without a goal from 0.26 xG. That is substantial overperformance from Prudbury, though the underlying shot volume was not a fluke of bookkeeping: the visitors had 20 attempts, 16 on target, against Brourne City’s single shot. Brourne City held 54% possession and completed passes more accurately, but possession did not bring a corresponding supply of chances. Prudbury were more direct in the useful sense: they turned their opportunities into repeated pressure and kept finding ways to finish.

Prudbury’s early scoring established the pattern, but the visitors did not treat a three-goal lead as an invitation to slow the afternoon down. Mendez struck again on the stroke of half-time, then Carroll and Lee extended the margin after the break before Carroll supplied the final goal in the 87th minute. The seven goals came from five different scorers, with Lee involved in five of them; that is an unusually concentrated share of the creative work, even in a match where the scoreboard had no interest in subtlety.

Brourne City’s possession and passing accuracy were the brighter entries in its statistical column, but one shot left little room for those numbers to affect the result. Prudbury, meanwhile, won by seven while also collecting four yellow cards, so the performance was emphatic without being entirely serene. The 0-7 scoreline reflected both a large gap in chance creation and Prudbury’s strong finishing: Brourne City were kept to almost nothing, and the visitors made their advantage count long after the contest had ceased to be close.