The report
Key Events:
- 2' - Phillip Lewis receives a yellow card for Henckton.
- 7' - Ronnie Cohen scores for Henckton, assisted by Mohamed Martin.
- 24' - Arnau Mendez is shown a yellow card for Harton Stanley.
- 30' - Mohamed El Misri picks up a yellow card for Henckton.
- 35' - Leonardo Rojas scores for Harton Stanley, leveling the match.
- 42' - Rolf Sauer scores for Harton Stanley, assisted by Martijn Burger.
- 57' - Rolf Sauer doubles his tally and Harton Stanley’s third goal, again assisted by Martijn Burger.
- 92' - Giuseppe D'alessandro scores the final goal for Harton Stanley, assisted by Rolf Sauer.
Despite a promising start from Ronnie Cohen and some early discipline issues, the hosts couldn’t contain the visitors’ relentless attack. Harton Stanley’s xG of 4.63 far exceeded their actual four goals, indicating some clinical finishing and perhaps some goalkeeping heroics from the Henckton keeper. The visitors created numerous high-quality chances, reflected in their 16 shots on target compared to Henckton’s 4, and their shot conversion rate of 18% was just enough to capitalize on their opportunities. Henckton’s xG of 1.23 suggests they were somewhat fortunate to score their lone goal, which came from a well-placed finish by Ronnie Cohen.
The goalkeeper (not named) – made several key saves to keep Henckton in the game, though the xG suggests he was beaten more often than not.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Leonardo Rojas*
scored a crucial goal and was a constant threat in attack, linking well with midfield.
Rolf Sauer*
netted twice, including a well-taken finish, and dominated the attacking end.
Martijn Burger*
provided two assists and orchestrated much of Harton Stanley’s attacking play.
Phillip Lewis*
disciplined at the back and made some crucial interventions despite the early yellow.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Ronnie Cohen for Henckton. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison