Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Sultan Akhmedov for Kesenlow. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Sultan Akhmedov*
A clinical finisher with two goals, his movement and positioning caused constant problems for the visitors.
Levan Lomidze*
Scored twice and was a constant threat, also disciplined with a yellow card.
Richard Escobar*
Provided two assists and orchestrated much of Kesenlow’s attacking play.
William Jones*
Solid defensively and contributed to the build-up, despite the yellow card.
Sanghyun Seong*
Booked early, struggled to influence the game offensively.
The report
In a commanding display at Division 8 League 110, Kesenlow dominated possession and created numerous scoring opportunities, ultimately securing a convincing 4-0 victory over Harintworport. The hosts showcased clinical finishing, with Sultan Akhmedov and Levan Lomidze leading the charge, while the visitors struggled to find their rhythm despite a disciplined defensive effort. The match was a showcase of tactical control from Kesenlow, who outshot their opponents 16 to 4 and posted an impressive xG of 3.59, nearly matching their actual goal tally. The game’s key moments, including a brace from Akhmedov and a third from Lomidze, highlighted the attacking potency of the home side.
Key Events:
- 2' Yellow card to Kesenlow Sanghyun Seong
- 22' Yellow card to Kesenlow Levan Lomidze
- 26' Kesenlow Sultan Akhmedov scores, assisted by Richard Escobar
- 37' Yellow card to Harintworport Seungwoo Jeong
- 41' Yellow card to Kesenlow William Jones
- 51' Kesenlow Levan Lomidze scores, assisted by Richard Escobar
- 72' Yellow card to Harintworport Michel Lemoine
- 76' Kesenlow Sultan Akhmedov scores
- 87' Kesenlow Levan Lomidze scores
No Harintworport players reached the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their more subdued offensive impact and the defensive challenges faced.
Kesenlow’s dominance in possession and shot creation translated into a well-deserved victory, with their clinical finishing and disciplined defense proving decisive. The visitors showed resilience but lacked the attacking potency to threaten the hosts’ goal consistently. This result cements Kesenlow’s position at the top of Division 8 League 110, while Harintworport will look to improve their attacking output in future fixtures.