Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Friedrich Unger to Lindomar Da Silva. 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
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luis Pinto*
Scored twice and was a constant threat in attack.
Xinping Boon*
Provided a goal and an assist, orchestrating Villa’s offensive moves.
Seungwoo Jeong*
The key creator for Harintworport, scored a goal and assisted another.
Friedrich Unger*
Solid in midfield, picked up a yellow card but contributed to both goals.
Nilson Pires*
Scored for Harintworport, kept the visitors competitive.
The report
In a game that showcased the unpredictability of Division 8 League 110, Harwick Villa edged out Harintworport with a 4-2 victory that was as much about resilience as it was about finesse. The match was a tight affair in terms of possession and shot count, but Villa’s clinical finishing made the difference, turning a game that could have gone either way into a decisive win.
Key Events:
- 8' Yellow card to Harintworport Phillip Lewis
- 18' Harwick Villa Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
- 22' Harintworport Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
- 27' Harwick Villa Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
- 64' Yellow card to Harwick Villa Friedrich Unger
- 65' Harintworport Seungwoo Jeong scores
- 70' Harwick Villa Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Saliou Sow
- 71' Harwick Villa Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
The game opened with a caution for Harintworport’s Phillip Lewis in the eighth minute, setting a cautious tone early on. Harwick Villa struck first at the 18th minute when Lindomar Da Silva finished a well-placed shot after a pass from Friedrich Unger. The visitors responded swiftly, with Nilson Pires leveling the score at 22’ after a neat assist from Seungwoo Jeong. The hosts regained the lead just before halftime through Luis Pinto, who scored from a pass by Friedrich Unger at 27’. The game remained lively after the break, with Friedrich Unger receiving a yellow card at 64’, but Harwick Villa extended their lead at 70’ when Xinping Boon scored, assisted by Saliou Sow. The scoring was completed at 71’ when Luis Pinto netted his second, assisted by Xinping Boon.
Tactically, the match was a study in efficiency. Both sides created an equal number of shots and had similar expected goals (xG), with Villa slightly edging the xG at 2.06 to Harintworport’s 2.04. The game’s outcome suggests that Villa’s finishing was marginally better than their xG, converting opportunities that could have gone either way. Harwick’s ability to capitalize on key moments, combined with their solid defensive work, especially in goal, was crucial. Meanwhile, Harintworport’s higher pass accuracy and possession indicated a controlled approach, but their inability to convert chances cost them dearly.
While the statistics show a balanced game, Villa’s sharper finishing and strategic use of their chances ultimately decided the outcome. The game was a reminder that in football, sometimes it’s not about dominating possession but making the most of your opportunities. Villa’s victory is a testament to their clinical edge and resilience, qualities that could serve them well in the league’s unpredictable landscape.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Harwick Villa 47% - Harintworport 53% Shots (On Target): 8 (8) - 8 (8) Corners: 6 - 3 Fouls: 7 - 11 Yellow Cards: 1 - 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: 10 - 9 Pass Accuracy: 76% - 80% Tackles: 6 - 2
The game’s final score, 4-2 in favor of Harwick Villa, reflects a match where efficiency and opportunism outshone possession and control. It’s a result that keeps Villa’s hopes alive and leaves Harintworport pondering what might have been, had their chances been converted with a touch more precision.