Hemell Wednesday 3 - 2 Chamble City

Key Events:

• 10' Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Friedrich Unger
• 39' Chamble City Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Frank Bos
• 52' Hemell Wednesday Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 55' Hemell Wednesday Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 67' Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Luca Colombo
• 70' Yellow card to Hemell Wednesday Israel Morales
• 80' Hemell Wednesday Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 81' Chamble City Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Hemell Wednesday’s 3.43 xG against three goals points to a slight shortfall in finishing, while Chamble City scored twice from 2.18 xG, outperforming its estimate. The hosts produced 16 shots and put 12 on target; Chamble City managed 11 shots, with seven on target. Those figures suggest Hemell Wednesday created more and tested the goalkeeper more often, even as Chamble City held 52% possession. The visitors turned their share of the ball into enough danger to stay involved, but Hemell Wednesday’s greater shot volume helped establish the difference. The xG figures describe a game with chances at both ends, rather than a comfortable home performance.

• No Chamble City players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

Hemell Wednesday’s three goals arrived in a five-minute burst after the break, with Xinping Boon and Luis Pinto turning the match around before Pinto added another late on. Chamble City answered within a minute through Friedrich Unger, so the closing stages were not merely administrative. The visitors had the ball more often and matched the hosts’ five corners, but Hemell Wednesday’s 12 shots on target gave the home side a clear route to the win.

The scoreline was 3 - 2, and the numbers offer a sensible account of how it came about: Hemell Wednesday generated more shots and the higher xG, while Chamble City remained dangerous enough to make the final goal matter. The hosts also collected all three yellow cards, a less elegant form of activity than their work in front of goal. Chamble City left with two goals and a narrow defeat; Hemell Wednesday left with the points, earned through a decisive spell and a finish that made the final minutes longer than necessary.