Soley Orient 1 - 4 Steshaltord

Key Events:

• 5' Soley Orient Itsuki Miyata scores, assisted by Vladimir štimac
• 17' Yellow card to Steshaltord Xinping Boon
• 21' Steshaltord Martinho Moreira scores, assisted by Alberto Carrion
• 24' Steshaltord Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 53' Steshaltord Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Alberto Carrion
• 61' Yellow card to Soley Orient Xinping Boon
• 74' Yellow card to Steshaltord Bruno Rossi
• 87' Steshaltord Pedro Torres scores, assisted by Igor Varela

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The scoreline was broadly supported by the chance-quality figures: Soley Orient scored once from 1.04 xG, while Steshaltord scored four from 3.43 xG. That leaves the hosts close to their expected return and the visitors ahead of theirs by a modest margin, rather than requiring a tale of extraordinary finishing. The gap in volume was more striking: Steshaltord put 16 shots on the ledger, 12 of them on target, against four shots and four on target for Soley Orient. The hosts had 53% possession and six corners, but possession did not translate into sustained danger. Steshaltord were more direct in the useful sense of the word, creating enough chances to turn an early setback into a comfortable win.

For Soley Orient, Itsuki Miyata’s fifth-minute goal offered a promising start, with Vladimir štimac providing the assist. The reply came quickly: Martinho Moreira levelled in the 21st minute, then Xinping Boon put Steshaltord ahead three minutes later. That short spell changed the practical shape of the afternoon. Soley Orient still had the larger share of possession, but the visitors found the sharper routes to goal and carried their advantage into the second half.

Bruno Rossi extended the lead in the 53rd minute, again assisted by Alberto Carrion, and Pedro Torres completed the scoring in the 87th. Steshaltord also made twice as many tackles, 16 to eight, while the teams recorded the same number of dribbles. The visitors’ edge was not a matter of owning every category; it was a matter of winning the important one, repeatedly. Soley Orient had enough possession and corners to suggest a contest, but the final 1 - 4 score reflects how decisively Steshaltord controlled the chances that mattered.