Snolth 7 - 0 Mable

Key Events:

• 19' Snolth Eric Texier scores, assisted by Roy Inoue
• 23' Yellow card to Snolth Jamie Howard
• 25' Snolth Pedro Tavares scores
• 27' Yellow card to Snolth Bojan Pejić
• 48' Snolth Pedro Tavares scores, assisted by Rex Lewis
• 54' Snolth Manuel Cardoso scores, assisted by Edward Thomson
• 63' Snolth Pedro Tavares scores, assisted by Pedro Pires
• 69' Snolth Pedro Pires scores, assisted by Pedro Tavares
• 79' Yellow card to Mable Michel Lemoine
• 80' Yellow card to Snolth Pedro Pires
• 89' Snolth Rex Lewis scores, assisted by Manuel Cardoso

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The scoreline was 7-0, against a Gazzetta chance-quality estimate of 4.1-0.01. Snolth therefore finished almost three goals above its xG, a substantial over-performance built on 15 shots on target from 18 attempts. That finishing made a productive attack devastating, though the seven goals should not be mistaken for seven goals’ worth of expected chances. Mable, meanwhile, recorded no shots and almost no xG; possession of 53% and ten corners did not translate into a single attempt. The contrast is stark: Mable had more of the ball and more corners, while Snolth made the decisive use of the territory and opportunities it found. A corner count can suggest pressure, but it does not, by itself, trouble the goalkeeper.

• Mable: No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded.

There is a neat oddity in the figures: Mable completed more passes accurately, dribbled more often and won more corners, yet managed no shots at all. Those measures describe activity, but not its conversion into danger. Snolth made fewer tackles than its possession deficit might suggest only in the broad sense that the match’s decisive work happened at the other end: the home side put 15 efforts on target and kept Mable from producing one. Three yellow cards also show that this was not an entirely frictionless procession, but the scoring never became close enough for the disciplinary details to alter its shape.

The 7-0 result is authoritative, and the event ledger accounts for all seven Snolth goals, with none for Mable. Pedro Tavares was the standout, but the contributions around his hat-trick mattered too: four different listed scorers, and assists spread across the attack, helped turn a strong win into a rout. Mable can point to the possession and corner totals as evidence of involvement; the zero in the shots column is the less diplomatic part of the record. Snolth leave with a comprehensive victory, and a finishing display that exceeded even the chances its own xG suggested.