Patelder 3 - 1 Hamsward Wanderers

Key Events:

• 13' Patelder Washington Nieves scores
• 15' Yellow card to Patelder Nelson Astudillo
• 25' Hamsward Wanderers Jorge Alvez scores
• 34' Yellow card to Patelder Sekou Tuo
• 37' Yellow card to Hamsward Wanderers Michel Lemoine
• 43' Patelder Tony Jimenez scores, assisted by Nelson Astudillo
• 52' Patelder Tim Christensen scores, assisted by Francisco Mendes
• 83' Yellow card to Hamsward Wanderers Philippe Robert

xG Analysis:

Patelder created numerous promising opportunities, reflected in their impressive xG of 3.78, despite scoring only three goals. Their finishing was clinical, converting nearly all on-target attempts, which underlines their attacking efficiency. Conversely, Hamsward Wanderers had an xG of 1.32, indicating they were somewhat fortunate to score their only goal and suggesting their goal was more of a counter-attacking or set-piece effort rather than sustained pressure. This disparity in expected goals highlights Patelder’s dominance in attacking play, even if the scoreline was closer than the stats suggest.

No players from either side reached the 7.0 threshold, but several performed commendably under pressure. Tony Jimenez (6.8) was influential in attack, while Washington Nieves (6.7) opened the scoring and posed constant threat. On the visitors’ side, Jorge Alvez (6.6) scored their lone goal and was lively upfront, and Michel Lemoine (6.5) contributed defensively despite receiving a yellow card. The match was characterized by collective effort rather than standout individual brilliance.

This match demonstrated Patelder’s clinical edge and tactical discipline, with their high shot accuracy and effective finishing ultimately securing the win. Meanwhile, Hamsward Wanderers showed resilience and attacking intent but lacked the finishing precision to convert their chances into more goals. The disciplined approach from both sides kept the game competitive and engaging from start to finish.