The report
Key Events:
- 1' Yellow card to Swadlitt Rangers Jorge Alvez
- 3' Wenorks Albion Brahima Ble scores, assisted by Jose Velasquez
- 5' Yellow card to Wenorks Albion Jorge Brizuela
- 18' Wenorks Albion Petar Lučić scores, assisted by Jorge Brizuela
- 21' Yellow card to Swadlitt Rangers Michael Brown
- 21' Wenorks Albion Federico Gonzalez scores, assisted by Brahima Ble
- 36' Wenorks Albion Jose Velasquez scores, assisted by Yuto Kaneda
- 42' Yellow card to Swadlitt Rangers Nilson Pires
- 44' Yellow card to Wenorks Albion Petar Lučić
- 51' Yellow card to Wenorks Albion Chris Gill
- 60' Yellow card to Swadlitt Rangers Pedro Chagas
- 66' Wenorks Albion Leopoldo Anaya scores, assisted by Brahima Ble
- 76' Wenorks Albion Jason Harvey scores, assisted by Leopoldo Anaya
- 82' Wenorks Albion Jose Velasquez scores, assisted by Brahima Ble
- 87' Yellow card to Swadlitt Rangers Branko Bartolić
The match’s key moments unfolded early, with Brahima Ble opening the scoring in the third minute after a precise assist from Jose Velasquez. The visitors’ initial response was marred by a yellow card to Jorge Alvez in the first minute, setting a tone of frustration. As the game progressed, Wenorks Albion continued to press, with Petar Lučić doubling the lead in the 18th minute, assisted by Jorge Brizuela. The visitors’ defensive organization crumbled further when Federico Gonzalez scored in the 21st minute, assisted by Brahima Ble, and then Jose Velasquez added a third before halftime, assisted by Yuto Kaneda. The second half saw the hosts extend their lead with goals from Leopoldo Anaya in the 66th minute, Jason Harvey in the 76th, and Jose Velasquez again in the 82nd. Throughout, Swadlitt Rangers struggled to contain the relentless wave of attacks, and their discipline was further compromised with five yellow cards, including one to Branko Bartolić late on.
Tactically, Wenorks Albion outperformed their opponents in nearly every metric, with an xG of 5.39 compared to Swadlitt Rangers’ 0.51, confirming their clinical finishing and dominant possession. The hosts maintained 53% possession and created numerous high-quality chances, reflected in their 19 shots on target. Conversely, the visitors managed only two shots, both on target, and failed to threaten the goal. The game was a showcase of offensive efficiency and defensive resilience, with Wenorks Albion controlling the tempo and capitalizing on every mistake. The tactical discipline and sharpness of the home side contrasted sharply with the visitors’ disarray, especially after the early yellow card set the tone.
In conclusion, Wenorks Albion demonstrated why they are formidable contenders in Division 7 League 34. Their attacking prowess was on full display, and their disciplined approach kept Swadlitt Rangers on the back foot throughout. The visitors’ inability to adapt or contain the hosts’ relentless pressure resulted in a comprehensive victory that will boost Wenorks Albion’s confidence, while Swadlitt Rangers will need to reflect on their defensive frailties and discipline issues ahead of their next fixture.
No players from Swadlitt Rangers reached the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Brahima Ble*
An outstanding performance, scoring once and providing three assists, orchestrating much of the home side’s attack.
Jose Velasquez*
Scored twice and assisted once, his movement and finishing were crucial to the victory.
Leopoldo Anaya*
Added a goal and an assist, showing his versatility and work rate.
Petar Lučić*
Scored a well-taken goal and was active throughout, contributing to the attacking fluidity.
Jason Harvey*
His goal in the 76th minute capped a solid display in midfield, linking play effectively.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Brahima Ble for Wenorks Albion. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison