Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Seungwoo Jeong, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Ousmane Sylla*
A dynamic presence, scoring once and assisting twice, orchestrating much of Pettlees’ attacking play.
Norbert Fischer*
Scored twice, including the decisive late goal, and was a constant threat up front.
Luis Pinto*
Contributed a goal and an assist, showing composure in tight situations.
Seungwoo Jeong*
The standout for Harintworport, netting two goals and providing an assist, his influence undeniable.
The report
In a game that could be mistaken for a particularly lively game of musical chairs, Pettlees edged out Harintworport 4-3 in a match that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. The scoreline suggests a game of fluctuating fortunes, with both sides showing attacking intent and defensive frailty. It was a contest that proved, once again, that in Division 8 League 110, the scoreline often reads more like a chaotic symphony than a carefully composed piece.
Key Events:
- 2' Harintworport Seungwoo Jeong scores
- 16' Pettlees Ousmane Sylla scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
- 19' Yellow card to Harintworport Jorge Alvez
- 21' Yellow card to Pettlees Israel Morales
- 22' Pettlees Norbert Fischer scores, assisted by Ousmane Sylla
- 27' Pettlees Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
- 30' Yellow card to Pettlees Khadim Diakhate
- 44' Yellow card to Pettlees Friedrich Unger
- 48' Harintworport Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
- 51' Yellow card to Pettlees Lindomar Da Silva
- 81' Harintworport Seungwoo Jeong scores
- 90' Pettlees Norbert Fischer scores, assisted by Ousmane Sylla
The match was a rollercoaster of moments, with Harintworport opening the scoring early through Seungwoo Jeong at the 2nd minute. The hosts responded swiftly, with Ousmane Sylla leveling the score at 16', assisted by Luis Pinto. The visitors regained the lead with Philippe Robert’s goal at 48', but Pettlees refused to capitulate. Norbert Fischer scored twice, at 22' and 90', the latter a late winner, with Ousmane Sylla providing the assist for the final strike. The game was punctuated by a flurry of cards, with four yellow cards for Pettlees and one for Harintworport, reflecting the tense, sometimes fractious nature of the encounter. Despite the physicality, neither side saw red, and the game’s tempo was maintained by a high level of effort from both teams.
Tactically, the game was a study in balancing attack with defensive resilience. The expected goals (xG) figures—3.04 for Pettlees and 2.89 for Harintworport—highlight that both sides created quality chances, which they converted with a degree of efficiency. The actual goals slightly outperformed the xG, indicating a game where finishing was perhaps more clinical than expected. The possession was evenly split, and both teams maintained high pass accuracy at 84%, suggesting disciplined ball movement amid the chaos. The game’s outcome was ultimately decided by moments of individual brilliance and a relentless pursuit of goals, rather than tactical superiority alone.
In the end, the game delivered on its promise of entertainment, with Pettlees just managing to cling to victory in a match that will be remembered for its relentless energy and the individual heroics of players like Fischer and Jeong. The result leaves both teams with plenty to ponder, especially the hosts, who will hope to tighten their discipline after a game marked by yellow cards.