Cromsket 0 - 7 Prenham City

Key Events:

• 4' Prenham City Matheus Da Rosa scores, assisted by Norberto Moreira
• 8' Prenham City Miguel Garcia scores, assisted by Yves Lefevre
• 31' Prenham City Luis Villarreal scores, assisted by Joel Dixon
• 32' Prenham City Yves Lefevre scores, assisted by Matheus Da Rosa
• 47' Prenham City Norberto Moreira scores, assisted by Luis Villarreal
• 69' Prenham City Joel Dixon scores, assisted by Luis Villarreal
• 71' Yellow card to Cromsket Pedro Chagas
• 81' Yellow card to Prenham City Alan West
• 87' Prenham City Miguel Garcia scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Cromsket finished with 1.31 xG but no goals, while Prenham City scored seven from 4.14 xG. That is a striking gap between expected and actual returns, especially for the visitors: their 20 shots and 14 on target show a steady supply of attempts, and their finishing turned that volume into a scoreline well beyond the chance-quality estimate. Cromsket had seven shots, four on target and 56% possession, but the numbers did not translate into a goal. More of the ball and eight corners offered some attacking presence; the decisive difference was that Prenham City made its chances count with exceptional frequency.

No Cromsket players reached a recorded rating of 7.0.

The scoreline was shaped early: Prenham City struck in the fourth and eighth minutes, then added two more in the space of a minute late in the first half. Cromsket had the greater share of possession and completed passes more accurately, but those advantages did not prevent the visitors from building a four-goal lead before the interval. Prenham City added three after the break, with Miguel Garcia completing the scoring in the 87th minute.

The statistics make the contrast unusually clear. Cromsket won the possession count and the corner count, while Prenham City led by 13 shots, 10 shots on target and five tackles. The visitors’ 44% possession did not stop them from creating far more attempts, and the seven-goal margin reflects both that volume and their remarkable conversion. A 0-7 away win is not a subtle result; the tidy passing figures on the losing side merely make the afternoon’s arithmetic more exact.