The report
Key Events:
- 9' Rednilth Jeff Larson scores
- 19' Rednilth Peter Chan scores, assisted by Jose Ramos
- 21' Hod Gre Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
- 23' Yellow card to Rednilth Jose Ramos
- 50' Rednilth Peter Chan scores, assisted by Jose Ramos
- 73' Hod Gre Seungwoo Jeong scores
- 74' Yellow card to Rednilth Garry Kennedy
- 87' Yellow card to Rednilth Peter Chan
The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Rednilth showing resilience after going a man down early in the second half. Their attacking intent was evident, as they peppered Hod Gre’s goal with 25 shots, 19 of which were on target, translating to an impressive xG of 5.37. Meanwhile, Hod Gre, despite holding slightly more possession at 53%, managed only 4 shots with a modest xG of 0.76, highlighting their limited attacking threat. The hosts’ high shot volume and clinical finishing ultimately made the difference, especially considering the tactical discipline shown after Ramos’s red card at 23’. Hod Gre’s goalkeeper made 18 saves, reflecting their defensive resilience, but the visitors struggled to convert their possession into meaningful scoring chances.
From a tactical perspective, Rednilth relied on quick counter-attacks and set-piece opportunities, capitalizing on their superior shot quality and volume. Hod Gre’s possession-based approach was hampered by their inability to break down the resilient hosts, despite their higher pass accuracy (86%). The game’s turning point was Ramos’s dismissal, which could have demoralized the hosts, yet they responded with grit and managed to secure the win through goals from Peter Chan and Seungwoo Jeong. Hod Gre’s disciplined defending kept the game tight, but their lack of attacking potency was evident, with only two shots on target.
In the end, Rednilth deserved their victory, with their relentless attacking pressure and effective finishing outweighing Hod Gre’s possession dominance. The red cards added drama and tension, but the hosts showed mental toughness to hold on and secure all three points. This result underscores the importance of clinical finishing and tactical discipline in tight contests, especially when facing numerical disadvantages.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Rednilth 47% - Hod Gre 53% Shots: Rednilth 25 (On Target: 19 - 2), Hod Gre 4 (On Target: 2) Corners: Rednilth 6 - Hod Gre 5 Fouls: Rednilth 7 - Hod Gre 6 Yellow cards: Rednilth 3 - Hod Gre 0 Red cards: 0-0 Dribbles: Rednilth 8 - Hod Gre 12
The match was a testament to the unpredictability of football, with Rednilth’s clinical edge and resilience ultimately prevailing over Hod Gre’s possession dominance. The game’s tactical nuances and individual moments of brilliance made it a memorable fixture in Division 8 League 74.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jeff Larson*
Opened the scoring with a well-timed finish, active throughout.
Peter Chan*
Scored twice and was a constant threat up front.
Jorge Alvez*
Provided energy and a crucial goal for Hod Gre.
Pedro Chagas*
Assisted Alvez’s goal, worked hard in midfield.
Seungwoo Jeong*
His late goal was decisive, showed composure.
Jose Ramos*
Scored early but received a red card that impacted Hod Gre’s shape.
Garry Kennedy*
Sent off late, struggled to influence play.
Peter Chan*
His brace was the difference-maker, despite being sent off late.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Jeff Larson, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


