BFC’s bid for promotion came to an end with this game where they were outclassed and outfought across the pitch leading ultimately to 5 goals going in one end without response.
On the backfoot for the majority of the game, BFC started sluggish and in start contrast to the spirited and energetic Guapo. In possession they created space with triangles of quick passing while communicating well to create pressure in all areas of the pitch.  

Considering this, they couldn’t get too close to the goal and were instead relying on shots from the edge of the area or further out. Their first-half goals came directly from a free-kick and from a deflected shot. It was painful.

BFC tried their best to rally and came out for the second half with a purpose and intent that wasn’t seen before.
Sadly, it came to nothing. Guapo exploited the need for BFC to force a goal and also exploited some of the emotions the BFC couldn’t funnel correctly.
A ball not stubbed out led to an easy tap-in for their attackers and then a couple more were banged in as BFC’s heads were down.

The toughest game of the season and a performance not worthy of the second division.