The report
Key Events:
- 8' Woodham Town Minko Tota scores, assisted by Roberto Molina
- 19' Harle Park Luis Valdes scores, assisted by Nikolay Georgiev
- 20' Woodham Town Roberto Molina scores, assisted by Sidnei Da Silva
- 25' Yellow card to Woodham Town Jure Brkić
- 26' Harle Park Moro Taketa scores, assisted by Sergio Da Silva
- 31' Yellow card to Harle Park Arlindo Lopes
- 45' Woodham Town Sidnei Da Silva scores, assisted by Jure Brkić
- 51' Woodham Town Jure Brkić scores
- 78' Yellow card to Harle Park Mahmoud Samy
- 79' Woodham Town Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Sidnei Da Silva
The match was a tale of two halves, with Woodham Town’s offensive onslaught beginning early and continuing unabated. The visitors' xG of 5.73 dwarfed Harle Park’s 3.17, reflecting their dominance in shot quality and quantity. Woodham Town’s ability to generate 22 shots on target compared to Harle Park’s 11 was a key factor in their victory, with their attacking players consistently testing the home side’s defensive resilience. Despite Harle Park’s possession being nearly equal, their defensive efforts were often under siege, as reflected in the 18 saves they had to make. Tactical discipline was evident in Woodham Town’s lower foul count and higher pass accuracy, but their discipline was also highlighted by a single yellow card, whereas Harle Park’s fouls and cards suggested a more frantic approach. The game’s outcome was a clear illustration of how volume and precision in attack can outweigh possession and defensive effort.
While no Harle Park player reached a rating of 7.0 or higher, the home side’s resilience was embodied by Moro Taketa, who scored one of their goals and contributed to their overall effort. Woodham Town’s standout performers, Sidnei Da Silva and Roberto Molina, delivered excellent performances, with ratings of 7.8 and 7.3 respectively, each contributing a goal and multiple assists. Jure Brkić also made a significant impact, scoring and assisting, and earning a 7.0 rating. The visitors’ attacking trio demonstrated a cohesive and clinical approach, turning their dominance into a convincing victory that will surely bolster their confidence moving forward.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Harle Park 49% - Woodham Town 51% Shots (On Target): Harle Park 15 (11) - Woodham Town 24 (22) Corners: Harle Park 7 - Woodham Town 6 Fouls: Harle Park 10 - Woodham Town 4 Yellow Cards: Harle Park 2 - Woodham Town 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Harle Park 14 - Woodham Town 10 Pass Accuracy: Harle Park 80% - Woodham Town 82% Tackles: Harle Park 15 - Woodham Town 7
In the end, Woodham Town’s offensive efficiency and disciplined approach proved decisive, leaving Harle Park to ponder what might have been had their chances been converted more ruthlessly. The visitors’ ability to convert their high xG into goals was a testament to their attacking cohesion, and their victory will be remembered as a demonstration of how volume and precision can triumph over possession and effort.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Sidnei Da Silva*
A creative force, contributing a goal and two assists.
Roberto Molina*
His goal and assist helped set the tone early.
Jure Brkić*
Balanced attacking and playmaking, earned his rating with a goal, assist, and a yellow card.
Luis Valdes*
Scored a well-taken goal, kept the hosts in the game temporarily.
Moro Taketa*
Scored for Harle Park and was active throughout.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Roberto Molina to Minko Tota. 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

