St Harmor 5 - 0 Headfort County

Key Events:

• 21' Yellow card to Headfort County Manuel Andrade
• 22' St Harmor Bent Rasmussen scores, assisted by Patricio Donoso
• 24' St Harmor Michael Ferguson scores
• 32' St Harmor Steven Schipper scores
• 39' St Harmor Kyuhyun Chun scores, assisted by Alvaro Velasco
• 47' Yellow card to St Harmor Bent Rasmussen
• 49' Yellow card to St Harmor Gilberto Silva
• 52' Yellow card to St Harmor Alvaro Velasco
• 72' Yellow card to Headfort County Ousseynou Ba
• 76' St Harmor Michael Ferguson scores, assisted by Patricio Donoso

The game was effectively decided within the first half-hour, as Rasmussen opened the scoring in the 22nd minute after a neat assist from Donoso. This was swiftly followed by Ferguson doubling the lead in the 24th minute, and Schipper adding a third before the break. The hosts’ attacking fluidity was complemented by their disciplined pressing, which kept Headfort County on the back foot. The visitors’ only real chance came from a yellow card to Andrade early on, but their limited opportunities were thwarted by Harmor’s solid defensive organization. The second half saw Chun extend the lead with a well-placed finish in the 39th minute, and Ferguson’s second in the 76th minute sealed the game. The hosts’ disciplined approach was underlined by their three yellow cards, while Headfort County’s fouling was excessive, leading to thirteen fouls and a solitary shot on target.

Tactically, St Harmor showcased their superior control of possession and passing accuracy, with 61% possession and an 84% pass completion rate. Their xG of 5.13 aligned closely with their actual tally, indicating their finishing was as precise as their build-up play. Conversely, Headfort County’s 39% possession and 75% pass accuracy underscored their struggles to impose themselves, and their expected goals of just over one highlight their inability to convert limited chances into goals. The game was a showcase of Harmor’s attacking potency and defensive discipline, with the visitors unable to muster any meaningful threat. The clean sheet and dominant stats suggest this was a comprehensive victory rooted in tactical superiority and clinical execution.

No Headfort County players reached the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.

The statistics reinforce the narrative of St Harmor’s control and clinical finishing, with their attacking numbers vastly outstripping those of Headfort County. The visitors’ defensive efforts were ultimately insufficient against the hosts’ relentless offensive onslaught.