St Harmor 1 - 5 Biske Wanderers

Key Events:

• 8' Yellow card to St Harmor Steven Schipper
• 18' St Harmor Patricio Donoso scores, assisted by Simon Krog
• 29' Biske Wanderers Jefferson Gomes scores, assisted by Rodrigo Zuñiga
• 31' Yellow card to Biske Wanderers Rafael Ruiz
• 32' Biske Wanderers Jefferson Gomes scores, assisted by Jonathan Tan
• 50' Yellow card to St Harmor Rodrigo Urrutia
• 51' Yellow card to St Harmor Henning Sommer
• 57' Yellow card to Biske Wanderers Celio Rodrigues
• 64' Biske Wanderers Jonathan Tan scores, assisted by Rafael Ruiz
• 67' Yellow card to St Harmor Alex Stevenson
• 68' Biske Wanderers Rodrigo Zuñiga scores, assisted by Celio Rodrigues
• 85' Biske Wanderers Rodrigo Zuñiga scores, assisted by Wilman Soria

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: St Harmor’s 1 goal from 2.17 xG means the hosts finished 1.17 goals below their chance-quality estimate. Biske Wanderers scored 5 from 3.74 xG, exceeding theirs by 1.26. The visitors had the greater volume of shots, 19 to 11, and put 12 on target against St Harmor’s 7; those figures, alongside the xG advantage, point to a sustained threat rather than a scoreline built from one isolated burst. St Harmor had more possession and corners, but that territorial edge did not translate into enough goals to keep pace. Biske Wanderers made their chances count at a rate the estimate would not quite have predicted.

St Harmor had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Rodrigo Zuñiga (8.1) - Scored twice and supplied an assist in a decisive attacking contribution. Jefferson Gomes (7.6) - Scored both of Biske Wanderers’ first two goals to put the visitors ahead. Jonathan Tan (7.3) - Added a goal and an assist as Biske Wanderers took control.

The possession figures offer a neat caution against mistaking time on the ball for control of the match. St Harmor had 55% possession, more corners and more tackles, yet Biske Wanderers produced eight more shots and converted five times. The visitors’ two-goal lead by half-time became a four-goal margin by the end, with Rodrigo Zuñiga scoring again late to complete the 5-1 result. St Harmor’s early lead was real; so was the visitors’ answer, which arrived with enough force to make the opening advantage feel like a brief administrative arrangement.