The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Harch Albion Jorge Alvez
- 18' Coakham Agustin Alonso scores, assisted by Mladen Barić
- 29' Coakham Adam Peters scores, assisted by Ko Uno
- 49' Coakham Mladen Barić scores, assisted by Agustin Alonso
- 51' Coakham Mladen Barić scores
- 52' Yellow card to Coakham Mladen Barić
- 69' Coakham Ko Uno scores
- 73' Coakham Mladen Barić scores, assisted by Agustin Alonso
- 77' Yellow card to Harch Albion Branko Bartolić
- 78' Yellow card to Harch Albion Pedro Chagas
- 82' Coakham Klaus Köhler scores
- 84' Yellow card to Coakham Agustin Alonso
- 90' Coakham Agustin Alonso scores
The game’s narrative was written early, with Jorge Alvez receiving a yellow card in the 4th minute, setting a combative tone. Agustin Alonso opened the scoring for Coakham in the 18th minute, assisted by Mladen Barić, who would go on to be the standout performer of the day. The visitors’ dominance was clear, with 21 shots and 19 on target, while Harch Albion managed just a single shot, which was on target, and a mere 0.26 xG. Coakham’s clinical finishing was evident as they scored seven more goals, including a hat-trick from Barić and strikes from Adam Peters, Ko Uno, and Klaus Köhler. The hosts’ frustration grew with three yellow cards, and their defensive lapses were exposed repeatedly. Despite the lopsided score, the game was a tactical mismatch rather than a contest of equals.
The tactical disparity was reflected in the expected goals, with Coakham’s 5 xG vastly exceeding Harch Albion’s 0.26, illustrating their superiority in both shot quality and quantity. Coakham’s attacking players, especially Barić and Alonso, capitalized on their chances with precision, while the hosts struggled to find any rhythm or cohesion. The visitors’ ability to maintain possession (54%) and pass accuracy (82%) further cemented their control of the game. For Harch Albion, the game was a lesson in resilience, though the defensive lapses and lack of offensive threat suggest they have a long road ahead if they hope to compete at this level again.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Harch Albion 54% - Coakham 46% Shots (On Target): Harch Albion 1 (1) - Coakham 21 (19) Corners: Harch Albion 4 - Coakham 1 Fouls: Harch Albion 7 - Coakham 5 Yellow Cards: Harch Albion 3 - Coakham 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Harch Albion 15 - Coakham 6 Pass Accuracy: Harch Albion 85% - Coakham 82% Tackles: Harch Albion 8 - Coakham 9
The scoreline might suggest a rout, but the game’s true story was in the tactical mismatch and the clinical finishing of Coakham. Harch Albion will need more than just effort to bridge the gap, while Coakham’s attacking prowess hints at a team that can be dangerous even at this level.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Jorge Alvez*
Tried to hold the line but was caught out early and picked up a yellow.
Branko Bartolić*
Showed some fight but also picked up a yellow card.
Pedro Chagas*
Worked hard but was overwhelmed on the flank.
Adam Peters*
Scored one goal and was lively in attack, though little support.
Klaus Köhler*
Netted the final goal and kept pressing until the end.
Mladen Barić*
A hat-trick and assist, his movement and finishing were the highlights of the day.
Agustin Alonso*
Two goals and two assists, orchestrated much of Coakham’s attacking play.
Ko Uno*
Scored and assisted, a key contributor in midfield.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Mladen Barić to Agustin Alonso. 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

