Oné secured a 4-2 victory over Tempo Overijse in a Club Friendlies encounter on Friday evening. The hosts took an early lead and held firm despite Tempo's sustained pressure, ending with five goals scored between them and a late penalty missed at 90+2.
And here's the thing — Oné went ahead inside the first ten minutes. A goal in the third minute followed by another in the ninth gave the hosts an early cushion. Tempo responded with two strikes of their own, one in the 47th and another in the 57th, but Oné's fourth goal in the 73rd minute shifted momentum back.
To be fair, Tempo controlled the game statistically. They enjoyed 63 per cent possession and registered 80 attacks compared to Oné's 63. Yet the visitors couldn't convert their dominance, and Oné's hosts picked up a win they hadn't necessarily earned by the numbers.
The statistics tell a familiar story. Oné produced only two corners across the entire match while Tempo registered eight. The visitors had the ball more often and created more chances, but the final score reflects a match decided in the moments that mattered rather than the overall picture.
By then, Tempo added a second goal in the 81st minute to make it interesting. The penalty miss in stoppage time meant the result was never in doubt, though Oné could have extended their advantage had they converted the spot-kick.
Oné's recent form has been mixed, with defeats to Tubize and draws against Harlebeke among their last five results. Tempo have shown flashes of quality, including a 3-0 win over Vitor Sport, but this friendly suggests they still have work to do to find consistency.