The report
Key Events:
- 8' Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Luis De Oliveira
- 10' Wimbe Park Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
- 26' Yellow card to Wimbe Park Nilson Pires
- 57' Hemell Wednesday Jose Neves scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
- 70' Yellow card to Wimbe Park Seungwoo Jeong
- 77' Wimbe Park Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
- 77' Yellow card to Wimbe Park Allan Carroll
- 89' Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Daviti Dolidze
Key Events:
- 8' Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Luis De Oliveira. 10' - Goal by Wimbe Park Nilson Pires, assisted by Philippe Robert. 26' - Yellow card to Wimbe Park Nilson Pires. 57' - Goal by Hemell Wednesday Jose Neves, assisted by Vladimir štimac. 70' - Yellow card to Wimbe Park Seungwoo Jeong. 77' - Goal by Wimbe Park Nilson Pires, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong. 77' - Yellow card to Wimbe Park Allan Carroll. 89' - Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Daviti Dolidze
The match was a tactical tug-of-war, with Hemell Wednesday controlling the ball for 57% of the time and generating a higher shot tally—11 shots with 10 on target—yet failing to convert their dominance into goals. Their xG of 2.62 suggests they created quality chances, but Wimbe Park’s resilience and clinical edge made the difference. Wimbe Park’s 6 shots, all on target, translated into an xG of 1.54, indicating they made the most of their limited opportunities. The visitors’ disciplined approach, evidenced by their 12 fouls and three yellow cards, kept Hemell Wednesday at bay, especially in the final third. Wimbe Park’s goalkeeper made 11 saves, often under pressure, but the visitors’ ability to finish their chances was the decisive factor. The tactical battle was as much about patience and discipline as it was about attacking flair, with Wimbe Park’s counterattacks ultimately proving more effective.
Hemell Wednesday’s efforts were commendable, but their inability to convert possession and shot dominance into goals underscores the importance of finishing and composure in tight matches. Wimbe Park’s disciplined approach, combined with their clinical finishing from Pires, secured the win and demonstrated that efficiency often trumps volume in football’s unpredictable universe. The game leaves Hemell Wednesday pondering their finishing, while Wimbe Park can take pride in their resilience and strategic discipline.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Hemell Wednesday 57% - Wimbe Park 43% Shots (On Target): Hemell Wednesday 11 (10) - Wimbe Park 6 (6) Corners: Hemell Wednesday 7 - Wimbe Park 8 Fouls: Hemell Wednesday 6 - Wimbe Park 12 Yellow Cards: Hemell Wednesday 2 - Wimbe Park 3 Red Cards: Hemell Wednesday 0 - Wimbe Park 0 Dribbles: Hemell Wednesday 5 - Wimbe Park 5 Pass Accuracy: Hemell Wednesday 86% - Wimbe Park 79%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jose Neves*
Led the line well and scored a crucial goal.
Vladimir štimac*
Provided the assist for Neves and dictated play from midfield.
Nilson Pires*
Man of the match with two goals, clinical in front of goal.
Philippe Robert*
Created the opening goal and kept the visitors’ attack fluid.
Seungwoo Jeong*
Worked tirelessly and assisted Pires’ second goal.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Nilson Pires for Wimbe Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

