SHANGHAI (Interstat) — Brayan Perea scored twice and added an assist as Cong An Ha Noi defeated Shanghai Port 3-2 in a back-and-forth global football match. Perea’s second goal in the 69th minute proved decisive after Shanghai Port had twice pulled level. Leo Artur also starred for the visitors with one goal and two assists, while O. Ampem P. scored once for Shanghai Port and Miguel Campos, who played 89 minutes, was credited with a goal in the key performances. Shanghai Port’s goal log listed Ferreira M. as the scorer in the 60th minute. The result gave Cong An Ha Noi a 1-1 record in this competition and a 5-2-1 mark across all competitions, while Shanghai Port moved to 0-1-1 in this competition and 3-1-1 overall.

The visitors opened the scoring in the 35th minute when Perea finished, and Putros F. received a yellow card for Cong An Ha Noi in the 37th. Shanghai Port equalized in the 44th through Ampem, but Leo Artur restored Cong An Ha Noi’s lead in the 49th. Mauk S. was booked in the 47th and Le Van Do in the 57th, both for the visitors. Shanghai Port answered again in the 60th when Ferreira M. was listed as the scorer, with the goal summary also reflecting Miguel Campos’ scoring contribution. Perea then delivered the winner in the 69th, completing his brace and giving Cong An Ha Noi the final margin. The visitors held their lead through the closing stages despite late pressure and several substitutions. The yellow cards were the only disciplinary entries listed in the match summary.

Perea played the full 90 minutes and finished with two goals and one assist, making him the top performer for Cong An Ha Noi. Leo Artur also went the full 90 and recorded a goal and two assists. Ampem played 90 minutes and scored for Shanghai Port. Miguel Campos played 89 minutes and had a goal, while Jaume Grau contributed an assist in 61 minutes before being replaced. Shanghai Port made a triple substitution in the 61st minute involving Wu Lei, Kuai Jiwen and Grau. Cong An Ha Noi made a triple change in the 66th minute with Sabater D., Alan Grafite and Le Van Do entering, then replaced Mauk S. in the 88th and Leo Artur in the 90th minute of stoppage time. Shanghai Port replaced Ferreira M. and Melendo O. in the 89th. Perea’s full shift came after he had played the full 90 minutes in his previous recent performance.

Cong An Ha Noi’s result followed a 1-1 draw against Thanh Hoa in its previous recent outing and continued a season that has produced five wins, two losses and one draw across all competitions. In this competition, the visitors now have one win and one loss. Shanghai Port entered after a 3-1 victory at Tianjin Jinmen Tiger and had also beaten Chengdu Rongcheng 3-0 and drawn 1-1 with Daejeon earlier in the season. The home side’s competition record now stands at one draw and one loss, while its overall record is three wins, one loss and one draw. Cong An Ha Noi also had recent wins over Lion City, Truong Tuoi Dong Nai, CLB The Cong - Viettel and Ha Tinh, while Shanghai Port had beaten Zhejiang Professional 4-2. The visitors’ overall form includes five wins, two losses and one draw, while the home side’s overall form includes three wins, one loss and one draw.

Before the match, Interstat’s game simulator projected a 2-1 Shanghai Port victory. Interstat’s ELO system gave Cong An Ha Noi a 63.7 percent probability to win. Shanghai Port had been installed as a pregame favorite with a spread of -0.75. The total score of 5 went under the over/under line of 3.