The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Harle Park Rainer Müller
- 8' Yellow card to Harle Park Arthur Taylor
- 20' Yellow card to Harle Park John Idris
- 52' Harle Park John Idris scores
- 71' Yellow card to Wemon Town Jorge Alvez
- 74' Harle Park Khadim Diakhate scores
- 88' Yellow card to Harle Park Israel Morales
Harle Park’s high shot volume and expected goals (3.62) starkly contrasted with Wemon Town’s limited efforts, which registered an xG of only 0.61. The visitors created numerous scoring opportunities, with 12 shots on target, and their relentless pressure was reflected in their 18 total attempts. Wemon Town struggled to convert their few chances, with only 3 shots and a modest xG, indicating a lack of cutting edge despite maintaining possession for over half the game. Harle Park’s tactical discipline was evident as they absorbed pressure and capitalized on their chances, with John Idris and Khadim Diakhate both finding the net. The game’s physicality was underscored by 14 fouls committed by Harle Park, yet their defensive resilience, supported by 10 saves, kept Wemon Town at bay.
From a tactical perspective, Harle Park’s ability to generate high-quality chances was crucial. Their 12 on-target shots translated into a high xG, demonstrating effective attacking movements and clinical finishing. Wemon Town’s approach, while maintaining possession, failed to produce meaningful goal-scoring opportunities, as reflected in their low xG. The disciplined defensive effort from Harle Park, combined with their sharp counter-attacks, ultimately dictated the flow of the game. The yellow cards, especially in key moments, disrupted Wemon Town’s rhythm, while Harle Park’s patient build-up paid dividends late in the second half.
In the end, Harle Park’s precision and tactical discipline earned them a well-deserved victory. Their ability to convert chances and maintain defensive resilience under pressure was the difference-maker. Wemon Town’s efforts were hampered by their inability to capitalize on possession and limited shot quality, leaving them frustrated despite some promising moments. This result underscores the importance of clinical finishing and tactical discipline in securing league points.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold in this match.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
John Idris, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 0–1.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


