The report
Key Events:
- 1' Yellow card to Bellinston Jorge Alvez
- 7' Soury Watte Rangers Carlos Vieira scores, assisted by Julio Gonzalez
- 40' Soury Watte Rangers Alioune Diallo scores, assisted by Marcio Ferreira
- 51' Soury Watte Rangers Gianluca Russo scores, assisted by Carlos Vieira
- 57' Soury Watte Rangers Paul Lalonde scores, assisted by Charles Diallo
- 63' Soury Watte Rangers Charles Diallo scores, assisted by Julio Gonzalez
- 75' Soury Watte Rangers Julio Gonzalez scores, assisted by Marcio Ferreira
- 76' Yellow card to Soury Watte Rangers Nilton Borges
- 77' Soury Watte Rangers Julio Gonzalez scores, assisted by Marcio Ferreira
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Soury Watte Rangers scored seven from an xG of 3.5, an overperformance of 3.5 goals: a striking return that points to finishing well beyond what the chances’ estimated quality alone would predict. Bellinston produced 0.76 xG and no goals, while putting all three of its shots on target. The contrast was not simply a matter of possession, which stood at 51%-49%; the hosts made their 18 attempts count with remarkable efficiency, while the visitors’ limited supply of shots yielded no reward. Bellinston also had more corners and dribbles, but those figures did not translate into the kind of shooting volume needed to trouble a seven-goal margin.
No Bellinston players reached a rating of 7.0.
The scoreline grew most decisively after half-time: Soury Watte Rangers added five goals after the interval, including two from Julio Gonzalez within two minutes. The hosts’ 11 shots on target from 18 attempts underline how often they turned attacks into testing efforts, while Bellinston’s three shots left little margin for a comeback. The visitors’ higher totals for corners and dribbles offer a reminder that the match was not a complete statistical surrender in every category; they simply could not make those measures matter where the goals were. At 7-0, the final verdict was emphatic, and the late exchange of a yellow card and another home goal did little to alter it.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Julio Gonzalez
Scored twice and supplied two assists, contributing directly to four of the seven goals.
Marcio Ferreira
Set up three goals and was central to the hosts’ attacking return.
Carlos Vieira
Scored the opener and assisted Gianluca Russo.
Charles Diallo
Added a goal and an assist as the scoring continued after the break.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Carlos Vieira for Soury Watte Rangers. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

