Gospattle Rangers 1 - 4 Haraven

Key Events:

• 3' Haraven Israel Morales scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 4' Yellow card to Haraven Weijie Hong
• 17' Red card to Gospattle Rangers Seungwoo Jeong
• 18' Haraven Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 35' Yellow card to Gospattle Rangers Nilson Pires
• 38' Gospattle Rangers Philippe Robert scores
• 42' Haraven Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 45' Haraven Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 71' Yellow card to Haraven Lindomar Da Silva
• 75' Yellow card to Haraven Saliou Sow
• 77' Yellow card to Haraven Xinping Boon
• 88' Yellow card to Haraven Friedrich Unger

From the outset, Haraven set the tone with an early goal, as Israel Morales capitalized on a Friedrich Unger assist in the third minute. The visitors’ confidence was evident, and their second goal came shortly after, with Vladimir štimac also assisted by Unger in the 18th minute. The game took a turn when Seungwoo Jeong received a straight red card in the 17th minute, leaving Gospattle Rangers a man down and forcing them into a more defensive stance. Despite this setback, Philippe Robert pulled a goal back for the home side in the 38th minute, giving some hope at halftime. However, Haraven’s dominance was reaffirmed after the break, with Luis Pinto and Weijie Hong adding two more goals in quick succession, sealing the game before the 90th minute. The match was marred by disciplinary issues, with five yellow cards handed out, including to key Haraven players, and a red card for Jeong.

The xG figures suggest that Haraven’s 2.79 was a fair reflection of their attacking intent, slightly outpacing the 2.22 of Gospattle Rangers. Their higher shot accuracy and more efficient finishing ultimately made the difference, despite the Rangers’ possession advantage and more corners. Tactically, Haraven’s disciplined pressing and quick transitions caught the home side out, especially after the red card, exposing gaps that the visitors exploited ruthlessly. The game’s outcome was a reminder that in football, discipline and clinical finishing often outweigh territorial dominance.

Gospattle Rangers lacked standout performers above the 7.0 threshold, with Philippe Robert’s goal providing a rare bright spot in an otherwise difficult game.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Gospattle Rangers 57% - Haraven 43% Shots (On Target): Gospattle Rangers 10 (8) - Haraven 11 (11) Corners: Gospattle Rangers 8 - Haraven 2 Fouls: Gospattle Rangers 7 - Haraven 13 Yellow Cards: Gospattle Rangers 1 - Haraven 5 Red Cards: Gospattle Rangers 1 - Haraven 0 Dribbles: Gospattle Rangers 10 - Haraven 1 Pass Accuracy: Gospattle Rangers 85% - Haraven 82% Tackles: Gospattle Rangers 11 - Haraven 11

The statistics reveal a game where possession and corners favored Gospattle Rangers, yet Haraven’s efficiency in shots and disciplined defense secured the victory. The red card for Jeong was a turning point, forcing the home side into a more cautious approach, which ultimately failed to stem the tide of goals. The visitors’ ability to convert their chances, despite fewer corners and slightly less possession, highlights the importance of precision and composure in this division.