The report
Key Events:
- 4' Yellow card to Mable Lyudmil Ognyanov
- 19' Mable Lorenzo Escribano scores
- 21' Yellow card to Whillste Xinping Boon
- 51' Yellow card to Mable Laurent Henry
- 57' Mable Feliciano Vieira scores, assisted by Charles Bartlett
- 59' Yellow card to Mable Miodrag Pavlović
- 71' Mable Matija Zečević scores, assisted by Koichi Matsuura
- 86' Mable Manseok Jeong scores, assisted by Charles Bartlett
Mable’s control of the game was reflected in their possession stats, holding 52%, and their ability to create chances was evident in their 18 shots, 17 of which were on target. The expected goals tally of 4.38 suggests they were slightly fortunate to hit the net four times, but their efficiency was undeniable. Whillste, on the other hand, barely registered a threat, with a minuscule 0.01 xG and no shots on target. The visitors’ defensive resilience was non-existent, and their goalkeeper was kept busy with 17 saves, mostly from the relentless Mable attack. The tactical battle was one-sided, with Mable’s fluid passing (82% accuracy) and dribbling (16 successful attempts) contrasting sharply with Whillste’s limited offensive effort.
As the game progressed, Mable’s attacking players took turns to shine, with Charles Bartlett providing a creative spark and earning a rating of 7.0. His two assists and overall influence on the game were notable, even if he failed to find the net himself. Lorenzo Escribano opened the scoring early, while Feliciano Vieira, Matija Zečević, and Manseok Jeong all added to the tally in the second half, sealing a comfortable victory. Whillste’s discipline was questionable, with a total of six fouls and three yellow cards, but no player managed to make a significant impact. The result was a testament to Mable’s attacking efficiency and defensive solidity, even if their discipline was less impressive.
Whillste’s players failed to reach the 7.0 mark, highlighting their struggles to impose themselves on the game. The visitors’ inability to muster any meaningful attack was a reflection of their limited offensive quality and the disciplined, if occasionally reckless, approach of the hosts.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Mable 52% - Whillste 48% Shots (On Target): Mable 18 (17) - Whillste 0 (0) Corners: Mable 6 - Whillste 3 Fouls: Mable 14 - Whillste 6 Yellow Cards: Mable 3 - Whillste 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Mable 13 - Whillste 16 Pass Accuracy: Mable 82% - Whillste 80% Tackles: Mable 14 - Whillste 8
The final score of 4-0 accurately reflects the game’s narrative: Mable’s clinical finishing and tactical control overwhelmed a Whillste side that struggled to create chances and was repeatedly thwarted by their hosts’ disciplined defence. The result leaves little doubt about the home side’s superiority on the day.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Charles Bartlett*
The creative hub for Mable, his two assists helped unlock the visitors’ defence.
Lorenzo Escribano*
Opened the scoring with a well-timed finish, setting the tone early.
Feliciano Vieira*
His goal and overall work rate made him a constant threat.
Matija Zečević*
Added a third goal with a composed finish, showing his attacking instincts.
Manseok Jeong*
Sealed the game late on with a tidy finish, contributing to the relentless pressure.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Lorenzo Escribano, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

