The report
Key Events:
- 1' Yellow card to Welde Pedro Chagas
- 2' Waleston Albion Martijn Kamp scores, assisted by Louis Richard
- 6' Yellow card to Waleston Albion Manuel Teles
- 11' Waleston Albion Toshio Arai scores
- 26' Waleston Albion Martijn Kamp scores, assisted by Louis Richard
- 35' Waleston Albion Philippe Henry scores
- 41' Waleston Albion Predrag Bogović scores, assisted by Anacleto Ferreira
- 42' Yellow card to Waleston Albion Predrag Bogović
- 68' Waleston Albion Martijn Kamp scores, assisted by Jorge Varela
- 89' Waleston Albion Predrag Bogović scores, assisted by Martijn Kamp
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Waleston Albion scored seven from an xG of 3.9, an overperformance of 3.1 goals; Welde scored none from 0.26 xG. The estimate suggests the hosts converted their chances at a fierce rate, rather than producing seven goals’ worth of expected openings. Their 15 shots on target from 16 attempts underline how often they tested the goalkeeper, while Welde managed one shot, also on target. Possession slightly favoured the visitors, 53% to 47%, but possession had little practical authority over the match’s direction. Waleston Albion were incisive and clinical; Welde had the ball more often without finding a way to make that advantage count.
- No Welde players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The scoreline was already 5 - 0 by half-time, after Waleston Albion added four goals to Kamp’s second-minute opener. The second half was quieter by comparison, though not quiet enough to prevent Kamp completing his hat-trick at 68' and Bogović adding a seventh in the 89th minute. Welde had more possession and more dribbles, but just one shot; the match offered a clear reminder that activity and danger are not always close relatives.
For Waleston Albion, the result paired a commanding margin with outstanding finishing, while the xG figure keeps the performance in proportion: seven goals came from chances estimated at 3.9. For Welde, the difficulty was more fundamental than a narrow failure to convert; the visitors created little and faced a side that punished its opportunities with unusual efficiency. Seven goals, no reply, and very little uncertainty about where the afternoon had gone.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Martijn Kamp
Scored three goals and assisted another, making himself central to the afternoon’s most productive work.
Predrag Bogović
Scored twice and added a booking to a busy contribution.
Louis Richard
Supplied the assists for Kamp’s first two goals.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Martijn Kamp for Waleston Albion. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

