The report
Key Events:
- 3' Yellow card to Harroyal Bruno Rossi
- 5' Crand Park Kwanghoon Mun scores
- 8' Crand Park Enrique Luque scores
- 10' Yellow card to Crand Park Nikoloz Sikharulidze
- 30' Crand Park Kwanghoon Mun scores, assisted by Mario Stewart
- 35' Harroyal Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
- 51' Crand Park Nikoloz Sikharulidze scores, assisted by Mario Stewart
- 55' Yellow card to Harroyal Jose Solano
- 84' Crand Park Nikoloz Sikharulidze scores, assisted by Enrique Luque
- 86' Crand Park Kwanghoon Mun scores
- 88' Yellow card to Crand Park Saidou Sadio
The match was largely a tale of contrasting approaches. Crand Park controlled possession at 53%, peppering the goal with 26 shots and 17 on target, while Harroyal managed a single shot, which found the net. The home side’s xG of 5.18 starkly contrasted with Harroyal’s meager 0.36, underscoring the overwhelming disparity in chances created. The early goals set the tone, with Kwanghoon Mun opening the scoring at 5' and doubling the lead at 30', both from well-placed finishes. Enrique Luque added a third at 8', and Nikoloz Sikharulidze further extended the lead with a brace, at 51' and 84', demonstrating his knack for finding the net in a game that was increasingly one-sided. Luis Pinto’s goal for Harroyal at 35' was a brief moment of hope, but it was swiftly overshadowed by the relentless home team. The tactical picture was clear: Crand Park pressed high, exploited gaps, and finished ruthlessly, while Harroyal struggled to generate any meaningful threat.
Despite the lopsided scoreline, the game was not devoid of discipline, with both sides receiving two yellow cards. Crand Park’s players, especially Kwanghoon Mun, who scored thrice, and Nikoloz Sikharulidze, who netted twice, earned ratings above 7.0 for their contributions. The hosts’ attacking trio was particularly effective, with Mun’s movement and finishing earning him an 8.4/10, while Luque and Sikharulidze showed their versatility and goal-scoring instincts. Conversely, Harroyal lacked standout performers, with no player reaching the 7.0 mark, reflecting their inability to impose themselves on the game or create chances beyond their solitary goal.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Crand Park 53% - Harroyal 47% Shots (On Target): Crand Park 26 (17) - Harroyal 1 (1) Corners: Crand Park 2 - Harroyal 4 Fouls: Crand Park 5 - Harroyal 7 Yellow Cards: Crand Park 2 - Harroyal 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Crand Park 17 - Harroyal 11 Pass Accuracy: Crand Park 83% - Harroyal 84% Tackles: Crand Park 7 - Harroyal 8
The game’s narrative was written early and often by Crand Park’s relentless offensive pressure, with their players executing their game plan with precision. Harroyal’s solitary effort was a faint flicker in an otherwise one-sided affair, leaving them with plenty to ponder as they look ahead. For Crand Park, this was a statement victory, one that will surely boost confidence and set the tone for the remainder of their campaign.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Kwanghoon Mun*
A hat-trick display that underlined his importance to the team.
Enrique Luque*
Showed creativity and scored a crucial early goal.
Nikoloz Sikharulidze*
His brace and overall work rate made him a constant threat.
Mario Stewart*
Contributed two assists, orchestrating much of the home side’s attacking play.
Luis Pinto*
Scored for Harroyal, but lacked support elsewhere.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Kwanghoon Mun for Crand Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

