Preth Ste 7 - 0 Mable

Key Events:

• 2' Preth Ste Luca Santini scores, assisted by Mario Kovač
• 8' Yellow card to Mable Philippe Robert
• 22' Preth Ste Mario Kovač scores, assisted by Aly Diop
• 24' Yellow card to Mable Seungwoo Jeong
• 26' Preth Ste Aly Diop scores, assisted by Mario Kovač
• 28' Yellow card to Mable Pedro Chagas
• 29' Preth Ste Marcos Aguilar scores, assisted by Marco Lillo
• 45' Preth Ste Mario Kovač scores
• 51' Preth Ste Musa Adebayo scores, assisted by Marco Lillo
• 67' Preth Ste Colin Singh scores, assisted by Ray Lane
• 80' Yellow card to Preth Ste Musa Adebayo

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

Preth Ste scored seven from an xG of 4.1, an overperformance of 2.9 goals: a substantial return on chances already good enough to produce a commanding win. Fifteen of their 18 shots were on target, giving the attack a sustained stream of opportunities and a finishing day that ran ahead of the chance-quality estimate. Mable finished with no goals from 0.26 xG and only one shot, on target. The visitors had more possession, 54% to 46%, and eight corners to Preth Ste’s three, but those measures did not translate into meaningful threat. Preth Ste were more direct in the decisive sense: they repeatedly turned attacks into attempts, while Mable’s possession and set-piece count remained mostly accounting.

• No Mable player reached a rating of 7.0.

The match was effectively decided before the half-hour, when Preth Ste moved from one goal to four in a run that included three yellow cards for Mable. The home side added two more after the interval and a seventh in the 67th minute, while Mable never found the goal. The gap was not merely in finishing: the shot count and on-target figures show how rarely the visitors made Preth Ste defend a dangerous moment.

The final 7-0 reflects both clinical finishing and a profound difference in attacking output. Mable held the ball more often and won more corners, but Preth Ste made far more of the moments that mattered, with Kovač, Diop and Lillo central to the damage. A seven-goal margin leaves no need for elaborate euphemism; the possession figures can keep the consolation prize.