Choe Forest 4 - 3 Wenhe-on City

Key Events:

• 12' Choe Forest Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Liam Walsh
• 19' Wenhe-on City Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 22' Yellow card to Choe Forest Ronald de Groot
• 23' Yellow card to Choe Forest Liam Walsh
• 26' Choe Forest Jason Ong scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 57' Wenhe-on City Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 65' Yellow card to Wenhe-on City Michel Lemoine
• 74' Choe Forest Liam Walsh scores
• 84' Choe Forest Liam Walsh scores, assisted by Ronald de Groot
• 90' Wenhe-on City Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Philippe Robert

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Choe Forest scored four from 4.53 xG, a modest underperformance against the chances created. Wenhe-on City scored three from 1.9 xG, making considerably more of a smaller supply. The shot count helps explain the shape of the contest: Choe Forest took 21 attempts, with 16 on target, while Wenhe-on City managed eight, seven of them on target. The visitors were efficient when they found a sight of goal, but Choe Forest kept producing opportunities and ultimately had enough of them to secure the 4-3 result. Possession leaned the other way, 52% to 48%, a reminder that control of the ball and control of the scoreboard have separate administrative offices.

The late goal from Nilson Pires made the final scoreline a one-goal margin, but Choe Forest had already built the platform with a steady supply of attempts and a brace from Liam Walsh. Wenhe-on City stayed dangerous: its seven shots on target from eight attempts speak to a sharp return on limited volume, and its final-minute strike ensured the hosts could not simply escort the result to the finish.

Still, the figures and the score agree on the essential point. Choe Forest created more, scored four, and won 4-3; Wenhe-on City made its chances count but could not match the hosts’ repeated pressure. Seven goals made for an untidy afternoon in the best sense, with the winning side doing enough to earn the points and the losing side finding one last reason not to leave quietly.