Ümraniyespor saw out the closing minutes at Bodrum with ten men

Bodrum FK and Ümraniyespor drew, but Berat Yılmaz's sending-off changed what the point means for the visitors.

Ümraniyespor kept a point at Bodrum FK after Berat Yılmaz, who had scored in the sixth minute, was booked at 79 and sent off at 88. Vincent Aboubakar's penalty in the 28th minute had already brought the hosts level, so the score was settled before the sending-off. What changed in the final stretch was the number of players on the pitch.

Bodrum had more of the ball than they usually do. They held 53% possession, against a home average of 43.1% this season, and they took 12 shots, well above the 8.6 they average at home. Their expected goals, a rough measure of how good a side's chances are, came to 1.75, against a home average of 0.97, so the chances were better as well as more numerous.

Ümraniyespor were closer to their normal game. They had 47% of the ball, just under their away average of 47.2%, and took 10 shots against a usual 9.6. Their expected goals of 1.22 was above the 0.93 they tend to reach on the road, though the league average is 1.33 per side, so it was not out of the ordinary for the division.

Diogo Sousa, the Bodrum goalkeeper, made four saves and was rated 7.6, which is the figure that best explains why the visitors did not score more. Ümraniyespor had five shots on target, which is more than their share of the chances might suggest, and they had to make those count with one fewer player. The final minutes were played a man short, and that shapes how the rest of the game should be read.

Bodrum scored once, below their home average of 1.3 goals, so the penalty was the only goal their better chances produced. Their chance quality was real, but it did not turn into a second goal. The side in ninth place had won four of their last six, and that form carried into a match where the chances were theirs to take.

Ümraniyespor are fifteenth with 13 points from 11 games, and they had won three of their last six before this afternoon. They were level at the moment the sending-off came, and that is the reason their point is worth more than the chances alone would say. Yılmaz scored the first goal and was sent off in the same match.

Player of the matchBerat Yılmaz1 goal7.7

Diogo Sousa4 saves7.6

V. Aboubakar1 goal7.2

A. Aytemur1 chance created7.1