The report
Key Events:
- 6' Bladen Rangers Washington Alvarez scores, assisted by Daouda Aka
- 16' Yellow card to Midge Bruno Rossi
- 34' Bladen Rangers Daniel Kabiru scores, assisted by Luis Silva
- 40' Yellow card to Midge Weijie Hong
- 45' Yellow card to Bladen Rangers Anthony Murphy
- 47' Bladen Rangers Daouda Aka scores, assisted by Luis Silva
- 50' Yellow card to Bladen Rangers Dimas Castillo
- 57' Bladen Rangers Dimas Castillo scores, assisted by Anthony Murphy
- 60' Yellow card to Midge Lindomar Da Silva
- 61' Bladen Rangers Daouda Aka scores, assisted by Washington Alvarez
- 68' Bladen Rangers scores, assisted by Camara Konan
- 73' Yellow card to Midge Xinping Boon
- 75' Bladen Rangers Camara Konan scores
- 79' Bladen Rangers Vincent Bernard scores, assisted by Camara Konan
- 84' Bladen Rangers Camara Konan scores, assisted by Daouda Aka
The game’s narrative was written early, with Washington Alvarez opening the scoring in the 6th minute, assisted by Daouda Aka, setting the tone for what became an unrelenting assault on the Midge goal. Despite the early goal, the hosts managed to keep the ball at an even 50% possession, but their defensive line was repeatedly breached. The visitors’ relentless pressure was reflected in their 21 shots on target from 27 attempts, compared to Midge’s complete lack of attempts. Tactical overperformance by Bladen Rangers was evident, with an xG of 5.89 vastly outstripping the actual nine goals, indicating clinical finishing rather than luck. The hosts’ defensive frailty was compounded by four yellow cards, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 15 saves, a testament to the visitors’ attacking intent.
The second half was a relentless parade of goals and disciplinary issues for Midge. Daouda Aka scored again in the 47th minute, assisted by Luis Silva, who also contributed two assists himself. Dimas Castillo added a goal in the 57th minute, assisted by Anthony Murphy, who also received a yellow card in the process. The visitors’ attacking trio of Camara Konan, Daouda Aka, and Vincent Bernard scored four more goals between the 68th and 84th minutes, with Camara Konan netting three times himself. Bladen Rangers’ players displayed clinical efficiency, with their top performers earning ratings of 8.6, and the team’s tactical discipline was evident in their possession and pass accuracy, both around 86%. Meanwhile, Midge’s players struggled to contain the relentless wave of attacks, their defensive organization unravelling under the pressure.
In conclusion, this match was a showcase of Bladen Rangers’ attacking prowess and tactical discipline, contrasting sharply with Midge’s defensive disarray and lack of attacking ambition. The visitors’ clinical finishing and disciplined approach turned what was expected to be a competitive fixture into a demonstration of dominance. For Midge, it’s back to the drawing board, perhaps with a new defensive strategy, while Bladen Rangers will take confidence from a performance that was as efficient as it was ruthless.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Midge 50% - Bladen Rangers 50% Shots: 0 - 27 (On Target: 0 - 21) Corners: 3 - 7 Fouls: 14 - 10 Yellow Cards: 4 - 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: 14 - 7 Pass Accuracy: 84% - 86% Tackles: 7 - 8
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Bruno Rossi*
Tried to organize the defense but was overwhelmed early.
Weijie Hong*
Showed some effort but lacked support.
Lindomar Da Silva*
Booked in the 60th minute, struggled to contain the attack.
Xinping Boon*
Picked up a yellow card and was caught out defensively.
Daniel Kabiru*
Scored the only goal for the visitors, lively when involved.
Washington Alvarez*
Created the opening goal and was a constant threat.
Luis Silva*
Provided two assists and kept the visitors’ attack flowing.
Daouda Aka*
Scored two goals, assisted twice, and was the standout performer.
Camara Konan*
Scored three times, orchestrated much of the attack.
Vincent Bernard*
Added a late goal, showing good movement.
Anthony Murphy*
Assisted and contributed to the midfield effort.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Daouda Aka to Washington Alvarez. 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

