The report
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Hay St Milth Pedro Chagas
- 36' Yellow card to Hay St Milth Phillip Lewis
- 44' Yellow card to Patfor End Lindomar Da Silva
- 51' Yellow card to Patfor End Bruno Rossi
- 63' Yellow card to Patfor End Luis Pinto
- 75' Patfor End Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
- 81' Yellow card to Hay St Milth Nilson Pires
- 88' Hay St Milth Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
- 90' Patfor End Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
The match was a study in contrasts: Hay St Milth held a slight possession advantage at 52%, but Patfor End created more clear-cut opportunities, reflected in their 2.73 xG versus the hosts' 2.32. The visitors' 10 shots on target to the home side's 8 suggest they were more clinical, and their two goals—one from Weijie Hong in the 75th minute and the other in stoppage time from the same player—highlighted their potency in front of goal. The game was also marred by frequent fouling, with 19 committed by Hay St Milth and 11 by Patfor End, and a series of yellow cards that underscored the tense nature of the fixture. Despite the physicality, both sides maintained their composure with no red cards, and the match was a testament to the competitive spirit that defines the lower leagues.
Tactically, Patfor End's ability to press and create chances paid dividends, with their players executing a disciplined game plan. Weijie Hong was the standout performer, earning a 7.6 rating for his brace and overall influence. The hosts, meanwhile, relied on the ingenuity of Philippe Robert, whose goal in the 88th minute kept the game alive, but their efforts fell just short. The game’s xG figures suggest both teams underperformed slightly relative to their chances, but the visitors' efficiency in converting their opportunities was the key difference. As the final whistle blew, the result reflected the narrow but deserved victory for Patfor End, who took full advantage of their chances and maintained their composure amid the chaos.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Hay St Milth 52% - Patfor End 48% Shots (On Target): Hay St Milth 11 (8) - Patfor End 12 (10) Corners: Hay St Milth 4 - Patfor End 8 Fouls: Hay St Milth 19 - Patfor End 11 Yellow Cards: Hay St Milth 3 - Patfor End 3 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Hay St Milth 7 - Patfor End 8 Pass Accuracy: 81% each side Tackles: Hay St Milth 10 - Patfor End 4
The game’s statistics and narrative reveal a match that was as much about grit and resilience as it was about skill and opportunity. Patfor End’s ability to capitalize on their chances ultimately secured the victory, while Hay St Milth can take heart in their effort and the moments of quality that kept the game close.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Philippe Robert*
Scored a crucial late goal and was lively throughout.
Nilson Pires*
Provided the assist for Robert’s goal and kept the attack moving.
Friedrich Unger*
His assist for Hong’s second goal demonstrated his playmaking ability.
Weijie Hong*
Man of the match with two goals and a commanding presence.
Bruno Rossi*
Contributed to the winning goal and worked tirelessly in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Bruno Rossi to Weijie Hong. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

