The report
Key Events:
- 6' Hembort Park Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 12' Brame Town Eric Moreau scores, assisted by Eckhard Köhler
- 18' Hembort Park Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
- 28' Brame Town Ivan Cvetković scores, assisted by Eric Moreau
- 48' Yellow card to Hembort Park Michel Lemoine
- 58' Yellow card to Hembort Park Philippe Robert
- 60' Hembort Park Seungwoo Jeong scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
- 70' Yellow card to Brame Town Eckhard Köhler
- 87' Yellow card to Hembort Park Phillip Lewis
Hembort Park’s superior possession (53%) and slightly higher pass accuracy (84%) translated into a game of tactical patience, although their 12 fouls and three yellow cards suggest a degree of frustration or perhaps a desire to disrupt the flow of Brame Town’s rhythm. The hosts, meanwhile, maintained a more disciplined approach with only seven fouls and a single yellow card, but their shooting accuracy (12 on target from 15 attempts) was matched by their xG of 3.32, indicating they created enough quality chances to at least equal the visitors’ tally. The game’s turning point was the goal by Seungwoo Jeong in the 60th minute, which gave Hembort Park the lead for the first time after a back-and-forth first half. The match was punctuated by tactical fouls and yellow cards, notably to Michel Lemoine and Philippe Robert for Hembort Park, and Eckhard Köhler for Brame Town, reflecting the competitive tension that defined the encounter.
While the xG figures show that the game was fairly evenly contested—3.32 for Brame Town and 2.09 for Hembort Park—the actual result underscores the importance of finishing and perhaps a touch of luck. Brame Town’s goal scorers, Eric Moreau and Ivan Cvetković, were both effective, but their efforts fell just short of securing a draw. Hembort Park, on the other hand, demonstrated resilience, with Zdravko Ivanišević and Allan Carroll scoring early and in the 18th minute respectively, and Seungwoo Jeong sealing the victory in the 60th minute. The game’s intensity was also reflected in the number of dribbles (14 for Brame Town, 10 for Hembort Park), showing a willingness to take on opponents and create chances.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Brame Town 47% - Hembort Park 53% Shots (On Target): Brame Town 15 (12) - Hembort Park 10 (7) Corners: Brame Town 4 - Hembort Park 5 Fouls: Brame Town 7 - Hembort Park 12 Yellow Cards: Brame Town 1 - Hembort Park 3 Tackles: Brame Town 9 - Hembort Park 9 Pass Accuracy: Brame Town 80% - Hembort Park 84%
In the end, the match was a vivid reminder that football’s beauty often lies in its chaos. Hembort Park’s ability to convert their chances and maintain composure under pressure secured their narrow victory, leaving Brame Town to reflect on what might have been. The game’s blend of tactical discipline and moments of individual brilliance made it a fixture to remember, even if the scoreline suggests a contest that was anything but dull.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Eric Moreau*
The standout for Brame Town, he scored and assisted, orchestrating much of the home side’s attacking play.
Ivan Cvetković*
His goal in the 28th minute helped keep Brame Town in contention.
Seungwoo Jeong*
His decisive goal in the 60th minute turned the tide for Hembort Park.
Michel Lemoine*
Scored early but received a yellow card that contributed to Hembort Park’s disciplinary issues.
Pedro Chagas*
Provided the assist for Jeong’s goal, showing good vision and passing.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Michel Lemoine to Zdravko Ivanišević. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

