Hen Leom City 1 - 5 Jarleen United

Key Events:

• 4' Yellow card to Jarleen United Richard Stone
• 10' Yellow card to Hen Leom City Luca Colombo
• 16' Jarleen United Marcel Durand scores, assisted by Ivan Cvetković
• 20' Jarleen United Marcel Durand scores, assisted by Ivan Cvetković
• 26' Jarleen United John Bailey scores
• 26' Yellow card to Hen Leom City Saliou Sow
• 61' Yellow card to Jarleen United Ivan Cvetković
• 68' Hen Leom City Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 69' Jarleen United Julio Cortes scores, assisted by Eckhard Köhler
• 80' Jarleen United John Bailey scores, assisted by Eric Moreau

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Hen Leom City recorded 2.27 xG but scored once, finishing one goal against a chance-quality estimate that suggested a stronger return. Jarleen United scored five from 1.92 xG, substantially exceeding its estimate. That gap points to clinical finishing from the visitors and a match in which the chances were not shared out in the same way as the goals. The raw totals were close—nine shots for Hen Leom City, eight for Jarleen United—but the visitors put seven on target and converted their opportunities with striking efficiency. Hen Leom City had all nine shots on target, yet only one became a goal. Possession was split evenly, so control of the ball alone offers little explanation for the scoreline; the decisive difference was what each side did when its attacks reached the finish.

The early sequence made the contest lopsided before the interval: Marcel Durand scored in the 16th and 20th minutes, then John Bailey made it three in the 26th. The second of Durand’s goals again came from Ivan Cvetković, while Bailey’s first had no recorded assist. Hen Leom City eventually found a response through Weijie Hong in the 68th minute, with Xinping Boon providing the assist, but Jarleen United restored its three-goal cushion almost immediately through Julio Cortes. Bailey’s later finish completed the scoring at 5-1. Even with the hosts’ greater shot volume and higher xG, the visitors were markedly more productive in front of goal, and the final margin reflected that finishing rather than a monopoly on possession.