The report
Key Events:
- 15' Yellow card to Broald Albion Seungwoo Jeong
- 63' Yellow card to Broald Albion Philippe Robert
- 71' Yellow card to Broald Albion Nilson Pires
- 81' Wellin Hotspur Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Weijie Hong
The key moment arrived in the 81st minute when Lindomar Da Silva converted a well-placed finish, assisted by Weijie Hong, capitalizing on a rare lapse in the Albion defence. Prior to that, the game was a tug-of-war, with Broald Albion holding a slight edge in possession (51%) and creating a handful of opportunities, notably four shots on target from six attempts, aligning closely with their 1.21 xG. Meanwhile, Wellin Hotspur maintained a slightly higher shot count (11 shots, 5 on target) and an xG of 1.87, indicating their chances were marginally more dangerous, even if they struggled to convert their dominance into a goal until the final quarter. The tactical battle was reflected in the possession stats, which were evenly split, but the visitors’ slightly higher tackle count (12 to 7) and more accurate passing (86%) suggest a team more willing to press and seize moments when they arose.
Despite the narrow scoreline, the game was a reminder that football often rewards patience and discipline. Broald Albion’s defensive resilience was tested repeatedly, with 13 saves from Seungwoo Jeong and Broald Albion’s three yellow cards hinting at a game played with a certain edge. Conversely, Wellin Hotspur’s relentless pressure and higher tackle count kept them in the ascendancy, ultimately paying off with the decisive goal. The match’s outcome leaves the league standings unchanged but highlights the importance of clinical finishing in tight encounters, even when the underlying stats suggest a more evenly matched affair.
Broald Albion:
- No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded.
Wellin Hotspur:
- No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Match Timeline
Team Comparison

