Victoria Rosport beat Villers 4:0 in the National Division's regular season fourth round on Sunday afternoon. The hosts ran out comfortable winners at their home ground, with L. Walbrecq opening the scoring before adding a second. J. Villeneuve and F. Kyereh rounded off the tally in the second half.
Walbrecq broke the deadlock in the twenty-fifth minute, finding space to finish cleanly. It was the sort of opener that changes how a match feels, and here's the thing — once you go ahead like that, the game starts to tilt. Villers tried to respond but Victoria held their shape well, not letting the visitors get any rhythm going.
The second half brought more of the same. Walbrecq struck again in the sixtieth minute, this time capitalising on a defensive lapse. By then the visitors were already chasing shadows, and Villeneuve made it three just a minute later. The visitors had nothing to do all evening after that, their structure falling apart under sustained pressure.
Kyereh added a fourth in the eighty-ninth minute, a late seal on what had been a one-sided affair from the first goal. The hosts were running out of games to find form, and this result gave them something to build on. Three losses and a draw had left them searching for answers before this afternoon.
Statistics told a complicated story. Victoria had 86 attacks to Villers' 87, possession was split almost evenly at 49 per cent to 51 per cent, and there were fewer corners than you'd expect — one to nil. But the difference was in the finishing, and the visitors' 23 free kicks suggested they were spending more time in defensive areas than attacking ones.
Both sides sit on four points from five games, Victoria in twelfth and Villers in thirteenth. The gap between them is small but the confidence boost from today could matter. Villers had been outclassed by Eupen 9:0 earlier in the campaign, and this result keeps them firmly in the bottom half.