The report
Key Events:
- 12' Yellow card to Hawlehiel Hasan Zukić
- 29' Yellow card to Hawlehiel an unnamed player
- 33' Yellow card to Wobursey City Inko Terai
- 39' Wobursey City Harold Watson scores, assisted by Inko Terai
- 42' Yellow card to Hawlehiel Rodolfo Furtado
- 50' Wobursey City Milan Cvitković scores, assisted by Inko Terai
- 55' Hawlehiel Alberto Martinez scores, assisted by Javier Reyes
- 71' Hawlehiel Alfred Evans scores, assisted by Rodolfo Furtado
- 76' Yellow card to Wobursey City Celestino Mascarenhas
The game’s narrative was shaped by a stark contrast in expected goals: Hawlehiel’s 4.97 to Wobursey City’s 0.68. This discrepancy suggests that Hawlehiel’s attacking efforts were of high quality, yet their finishing or perhaps their decision-making in the final third was not as clinical as their shot volume indicated. Wobursey City’s goals came from well-placed finishes by Harold Watson and Milan Cvitković, both assisted by Inko Terai, who was involved in all three of their shots on target. Hawlehiel’s goals, scored by Alberto Martinez and Alfred Evans, were more opportunistic, reflecting their dominance in possession and shot creation but perhaps a lack of precision in the crucial moments.
The tactical tale was one of Hawlehiel’s persistent assault against Wobursey City’s disciplined, counter-attacking approach. Hawlehiel’s 46% possession and 80% pass accuracy reveal a team comfortable in possession but perhaps overly reliant on volume rather than precision. Wobursey City’s 54% possession and 83% pass accuracy, coupled with their high corner count, suggest a team content to absorb pressure and strike on the break. The visitors’ 23 saves highlight their resilience, while Hawlehiel’s defensive discipline was evident in their 7 fouls and 3 yellow cards, indicating a game of high intensity and some frustration.
No Hawlehiel player reached a rating of 7.0 or above, but the hosts’ effort was evident in their relentless shot tally and possession. Wobursey City’s Harold Watson (7.2) was lively, scoring once and creating chances, while Inko Terai (7.1) was pivotal in their attacking moves. Milan Cvitković (7.0) also earned praise for his goal and overall influence. The visitors’ resilience was anchored by these key contributors, even if their overall performance was more about efficiency than dominance.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Hawlehiel 46% - Wobursey City 54% Shots (On Target): Hawlehiel 21 (19) - Wobursey City 3 (2) Corners: Hawlehiel 5 - Wobursey City 11 Fouls: Hawlehiel 7 - Wobursey City 8 Yellow Cards: Hawlehiel 3 - Wobursey City 2 Pass Accuracy: Hawlehiel 80% - Wobursey City 83% Tackles: Hawlehiel 10 - Wobursey City 5
The match’s statistical profile underscores Hawlehiel’s dominance in shot creation and possession, yet Wobursey City’s clinical finishing and defensive resilience earned them a share of the points. The game’s outcome, a 2-2 draw, reflects the unpredictability of football at this level, where volume does not always translate into victory, and efficiency can be the ultimate equalizer.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Harold Watson for Wobursey City. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

