The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Whill United Eckhard Köhler
- 35' Yellow card to Whill United Ivan Cvetković
- 39' Whill United John Bailey scores
- 58' Halder Rangers Robert Murphy scores, assisted by Domingos Almeida
- 62' Halder Rangers Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Benoit Patterson
- 67' Yellow card to Whill United Eric Moreau
- 83' Yellow card to Whill United Cosimo Lombardo
- 84' Halder Rangers Hugo Moreira scores, assisted by Saliou Sow
- 87' Yellow card to Halder Rangers Benoit Patterson
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Halder Rangers recorded 4.87 xG and scored three, finishing below the chance quality they created. That is an underperformance in front of goal, though 17 shots on target from 23 attempts left little doubt about where the attacking pressure was directed. Whill United scored once from 0.83 xG, making the most of a comparatively scarce opportunity. Their five shots and two on target tell the more restrained part of the story: the visitors found the lead, but did not build enough attacking volume to keep it. After the break, Halder Rangers converted pressure into goals at 58', 62' and 84', with assists from Domingos Almeida, Benoit Patterson and Saliou Sow respectively. The turnaround was decisive, even if the hosts’ finishing left room for a larger margin.
No players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher for either side.
The 3-1 result reflects Halder Rangers’ greater weight of attack, while Whill United can point to taking the lead despite having far fewer attempts. Four yellow cards for the visitors, against one for the hosts, added a rough edge without changing the outcome. The hosts’ three second-half goals settled matters; their 4.87 xG says the finishing could have been even more emphatic, which is an unusually polite way for a match to suggest that three goals were not quite enough.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then John Bailey for Whill United. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

