The report
The opening spell belonged to the visitors in the most literal sense: David Williams scored in the fifth minute, Marco Berrios followed four minutes later, and Berrios struck again in the 17th. Williams made it four by the 32nd minute, leaving Chamble City with a sizeable repair job before the interval. Raymond Masson added the final goal in the 60th minute, while the two yellow cards for Walces Athletic arrived later, at 78 and 85 minutes. The hosts won 13 corners to the visitors’ one, a remarkable total that did not translate into a shot on target.
Key Events:
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5' Walces Athletic David Williams scores, assisted by Brandon Hunter
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9' Walces Athletic Marco Berrios scores, assisted by Manuel Guerreiro
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17' Walces Athletic Marco Berrios scores, assisted by Jordi Klaassen
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32' Walces Athletic David Williams scores, assisted by Manuel Guerreiro
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60' Walces Athletic Raymond Masson scores, assisted by Marco Berrios
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78' Yellow card to Walces Athletic Manuel Guerreiro
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85' Yellow card to Walces Athletic Clement Clark
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No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher for Chamble City.
The final 0-5 score accurately reflects a match in which Walces Athletic turned its attacking volume into a decisive lead, then added to it after half-time. The visitors did not need to dominate possession or collect corners to control the contest: they needed only to keep finding shots, and 15 of their 16 attempts reached the target. Chamble City had the larger corner count and a narrow edge in the ball, but neither figure brought a shot on target. It was a lopsided result with a peculiar statistical sidecar, though the most important numbers were straightforward: five goals for Walces Athletic, none for Chamble City.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Marco Berrios
Scored twice and assisted Raymond Masson for the fifth, contributing directly to three goals.
David Williams
Scored twice, helping Walces Athletic establish its early four-goal advantage.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Brandon Hunter to David Williams. 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

