Marnes Rangers 4 - 0 Mastaing Albion

Key Events:

• 3' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers an unnamed player
• 13' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers Joseph Robert
• 40' Yellow card to Mastaing Albion Eduardo Torres
• 59' Marnes Rangers Oumar Kane scores, assisted by Joseph Robert
• 61' Marnes Rangers Oumar Kane scores
• 67' Marnes Rangers Oumar Kane scores
• 79' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers Christopher Coleman
• 81' Yellow card to Marnes Rangers Bernard Jacques
• 88' Marnes Rangers Vincenzo Fontana scores, assisted by Joseph Robert

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Marnes Rangers scored four goals from 3.28 xG, finishing about 0.72 above the chance-quality estimate. Mastaing Albion recorded 1.21 xG but did not score, a gap that leaves the visitors without reward for the opportunities represented by that figure. The shot count helps explain the result: Marnes Rangers had 16 attempts, 11 on target, while Mastaing Albion managed six, four on target. The hosts were more direct in their threat despite holding only 43% possession, and their three-goal burst from the 59th to the 67th minute turned that advantage into a decisive lead. Mastaing Albion had more of the ball and more corners, but those measures did not translate into a goal.

The scoreline was emphatic, but the route there had a slightly untidy first half: Marnes Rangers collected two yellow cards before the break, and Mastaing Albion had the greater share of possession. After the interval, however, Kane supplied the decisive sequence, with Joseph Robert assisting the opener and later setting up Vincenzo Fontana for the fourth. Marnes Rangers finished with four goals from 11 shots on target, while the visitors’ four on target brought no return.

For Mastaing Albion, the possession and dribble figures offer evidence of activity, not enough evidence of control where the match was decided. Marnes Rangers were less involved in the ball’s circulation but much more productive with their attempts. The 4-0 result therefore reflects both a substantial gap in finishing and a clear difference in how often each side turned its attacking work into danger. The game’s closing stretch added two more home bookings, but by then the score had already made the afternoon’s central point.