Beatre Rangers 1 - 4 Bund Strack

Key Events:

• 17' Yellow card to Beatre Rangers Michel Lemoine
• 24' Bund Strack Friedrich Unger scores
• 30' Yellow card to Bund Strack Friedrich Unger
• 35' Yellow card to Bund Strack Luca Colombo
• 45' Yellow card to Beatre Rangers Nilson Pires
• 57' Bund Strack Luca Colombo scores
• 59' Beatre Rangers Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 64' Yellow card to Beatre Rangers Michael Brown
• 65' Yellow card to Beatre Rangers Philippe Robert
• 74' Bund Strack Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 80' Yellow card to Beatre Rangers Phillip Lewis
• 85' Bund Strack Saliou Sow scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
• 87' Yellow card to Beatre Rangers Zdravko Ivanišević
• 90' Yellow card to Bund Strack Luis Pinto

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Beatre Rangers recorded 0.41 xG and scored once, finishing above the chance quality they created. Bund Strack produced 3.24 xG and scored four, also exceeding its estimate, though not by enough to make the result look out of proportion: 14 shots, 12 on target and four goals describe sustained pressure rather than a single fortunate burst. The possession split was close at 48%-52%, but the shot count was not. Beatre Rangers had little attacking volume to build on, while Bund Strack turned territorial balance into a clear advantage where it mattered: in front of goal.

• Beatre Rangers: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Luca Colombo (7.5) - Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three of Bund Strack’s four goals despite receiving a yellow card.

The response to Nilson Pires’s 59th-minute goal was swift enough to make the contest briefly interesting, but Bund Strack restored its two-goal cushion through Weijie Hong and then added another with Saliou Sow. Both later goals were assisted by Luca Colombo, whose influence grew as the match opened up. The visitors also had more shots on target than Beatre Rangers had attempts, a rather stark accounting of how often the ball found its way toward danger.

Discipline added its own steady rhythm: six yellow cards for Beatre Rangers, three for Bund Strack, and none of the red variety. The hosts kept possession and pass accuracy respectable, but those figures did not translate into enough chances to trouble the result. At 1-4, the final margin reflected the gap in attacking output; for Bund Strack, the numbers and the score agreed on the main point, which is not always the case in football and saves everyone a lengthy argument with the arithmetic.