The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Hater Athletic Hernan Rojas
- 14' Hater Athletic Hamada Youssef scores
- 19' Hater Athletic Hamada Youssef scores, assisted by Jake Berry
- 21' Alton Park Drissa Kouassi scores, assisted by Gerardo Pizarro
- 23' Yellow card to Alton Park Kone Konan
- 45' Yellow card to Hater Athletic Saul Guzman
- 62' Hater Athletic Jake Berry scores, assisted by Mohamed Hamza
- 68' Alton Park Filipe Costa scores
- 78' Alton Park Roger Santana scores, assisted by Ibrahima Keita
- 87' Hater Athletic Issiaka Yeo scores, assisted by Mohamed Hamza
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Despite Hater Athletic’s commanding 64% possession and 11 shots (all on target), their xG of 2.8 suggests they were slightly overperforming their expected scoring chances. Conversely, Alton Park created fewer chances with an xG of 1.74, yet they capitalized on their opportunities, scoring three goals. This disparity highlights the efficiency of Alton Park’s finishing, especially considering their lower possession share. Tactical analysis indicates Hater Athletic dominated possession and shot volume, but Alton Park’s clinical finishing kept the game competitive, emphasizing the importance of conversion in tight fixtures.
Hater Athletic
- Hamada Youssef (7.6) - His brace was pivotal, showcasing clinical finishing and movement.
- Jake Berry (7.3) - Provided a goal and assist, orchestrating attacks effectively.
- Mohamed Hamza (7.0) - Contributed two assists and controlled midfield transitions.
Alton Park
- No standout performers reached a 7.0+ rating, but Filipe Costa and Roger Santana impressed with their goal-scoring efforts and work rate.
The match was a compelling display of attacking football from Hater Athletic, who maintained relentless pressure and created numerous chances, reflected in their high shot count and possession. However, Alton Park’s resilience and clinical finishing kept them in the game, with their three goals illustrating their efficiency in front of goal. The game’s outcome was ultimately decided by moments of individual brilliance and tactical discipline, making it a memorable fixture for fans of both sides.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Hamada Youssef
His brace was pivotal, showcasing clinical finishing and movement.
Jake Berry
Provided a goal and assist, orchestrating attacks effectively.
Mohamed Hamza
Contributed two assists and controlled midfield transitions.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Hamada Youssef for Hater Athletic. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


