Gornfor Ree 6 - 0 Hareham

Key Events:

• 5' Gornfor Ree Gerson Gomes scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 6' Gornfor Ree John Bevan scores, assisted by Rodney Wilson
• 9' Yellow card to Gornfor Ree Rafael Garcia
• 11' Yellow card to Hareham Thiago Gomes
• 12' Gornfor Ree Rodney Wilson scores
• 28' Gornfor Ree Manuel Neumann scores, assisted by Xavier Castellano
• 32' Gornfor Ree Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Rafael Garcia
• 74' Yellow card to Hareham Michael Brown
• 77' Gornfor Ree Rafael Garcia scores, assisted by Xavier Castellano

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Gornfor Ree 4.59 xG and Hareham 0.61, against the actual score of 6-0. The hosts therefore finished above their estimate by 1.41 goals, converting an already substantial attacking advantage with notable efficiency. Their 20 shots included 17 on target, evidence of sustained pressure and a notably accurate supply of attempts rather than a scoreline built on a handful of speculative efforts. Hareham managed three shots, two on target, but their 0.61 xG points to limited opportunities and little prospect of changing the match’s direction. Possession was close at 52%-48%, but the shot and xG totals tell a rather less balanced story.

Gornfor Ree

• Lindomar Da Silva (7.3) - Scored once and assisted once, contributing at both ends of the opening goal.
• Rodney Wilson (7.3) - Added a goal and an assist as Gornfor Ree raced into control.
• Rafael Garcia (7.0) - Scored and assisted, though his yellow card made for a small footnote in an otherwise productive display.
• Xavier Castellano (7.0) - Supplied two assists, helping keep the hosts’ attack moving across the first half and late scoring.

Hareham No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The final 6-0 reflected both the difference in attacking threat and Gornfor Ree’s capacity to turn chances into goals. The hosts scored twice in the first six minutes, added another before the quarter-hour, and had five on the board by half-time; the long second-half wait before Rafael Garcia’s finish did little to make the outcome uncertain. Hareham won more corners, but could not translate that territorial detail into enough meaningful chances. With possession and passing accuracy close, the decisive distinction was what each side did when it had the ball: Gornfor Ree repeatedly reached dangerous positions, while Hareham remained on the margins of the match.