The report
28' - Olivier Soro scores for Wes Harslet Albion from close range after a precise assist by Allan Carroll.
49' - Jorge Alvez receives a yellow card for Wes Harslet Albion.
55' - Xinping Boon is booked for Raunstaver.
59' - Haruna Adamu scores for Wes Harslet Albion with a straightforward finish, extending the lead.
61' - Olivier Soro picks up a yellow card for Wes Harslet Albion.
79' - Saliou Sow is shown a yellow card for Raunstaver.
The match saw Wes Harslet Albion dominate possession at 51%, with 20 shots—14 on target—compared to Raunstaver’s 9 shots with 8 on target. The hosts created a higher xG of 4.12 against Raunstaver’s 2.11, reflecting their clinical finishing and tactical control. Despite Raunstaver’s efforts, they struggled to convert their chances, with a shot conversion rate of just 0%, emphasizing the visitors’ lack of finishing quality. The hosts' goalkeeper made 14 saves, often kept busy by Raunstaver’s attempts, while the visitors' keeper faced 18 shots, conceding twice. The game was tightly contested in midfield, with Raunstaver slightly edging in tackles (10-7) but ultimately unable to break down the disciplined Wes Harslet Albion defense.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Haruna Adamu*
scored the decisive second goal and was a constant aerial threat throughout the match.
Allan Carroll*
provided the assist for the opening goal and controlled the midfield with composure.
Michael Brown*
solid at the back, making crucial interceptions and blocks.
Vincenzo Pugliese*
energetic in attack and worked tirelessly on the flank.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Allan Carroll to Olivier Soro. 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