Polessya’s 11-0 victory over Wörgl was a result of relentless finishing from the opening minute, with the away side converting 11 of their chances while the home side failed to trouble the scoreline. The match was effectively over within the first 18 minutes, as Polessya raced into a three-goal lead and never relented, turning a comfortable win into a statement of depth and efficiency. The Lemeister model had projected a 56% chance of a Polessya win and a 3-1 scoreline, but the actual margin far exceeded that expectation, reflecting a performance that overwhelmed the opposition from the first whistle.
I. Krasnopir opened the scoring after just one minute, setting the tone for a one-sided contest. He added a second in the 11th minute and completed a hat-trick in the 36th minute, establishing himself as the most prolific scorer of the first half. V. Veleten converted a penalty in the 18th minute to make it 3-0, and O. Andriyevski added a fourth in the 33rd minute, building a commanding lead before the interval. By half-time, the score stood at 5-0, leaving Wörgl with no path back into the contest.
The second half brought no respite for the home side. O. Filippov scored in the 59th minute, the first of his three goals in the match, and V. Veleten added his second of the game three minutes later, in the 62nd minute. B. Panchyshyn found the net in the 71st minute, and M. Rasko followed with a goal in the 74th minute. O. Filippov completed his hat-trick with goals in the 75th and 85th minutes, sealing the 11-0 scoreline. No assists were recorded for any of the goals, and no cards were issued during the match.
Without detailed shot or possession data, the statistical story is limited, but the scoreline itself is the strongest indicator: Polessya’s attack was clinical, while Wörgl’s defence was unable to prevent a constant stream of goals. The match featured 11 goals from six different scorers, with O. Filippov and I. Krasnopir each scoring three, V. Veleten scoring two, and O. Andriyevski, B. Panchyshyn, and M. Rasko adding one apiece. The timing of the goals, starting from the first minute and continuing into the closing stages, suggests sustained pressure and a lack of response from the home team.
Player match ratings were not recorded in the available data, so individual performances cannot be assessed numerically. However, the goal returns for I. Krasnopir and O. Filippov, each with a hat-trick, and V. Veleten with a brace, point to standout contributions from the attacking players. The clean sheet kept by the Polessya defence and goalkeeper also deserves note, as Wörgl were unable to score despite the one-sided nature of the contest.
In the context of a pre-season friendly, this result gives Polessya a significant confidence boost and a clear demonstration of attacking capability. For Wörgl, the heavy defeat highlights defensive vulnerabilities that will need addressing before competitive fixtures begin. While the scoreline is extreme, friendly matches can produce such lopsided outcomes when one side is far more efficient in front of goal, as Polessya were here. The Lemeister model’s projection of a 3-1 away win was conservative given the actual performance, but the underlying favouritism for Polessya was confirmed emphatically.
