Mastord Vale 1 - 4 Pethitby

Key Events:

• 5' Pethitby Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Dragan Mušić
• 12' Mastord Vale Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
• 19' Yellow card to Pethitby Dragan Mušić
• 31' Yellow card to Pethitby Phillip Lewis
• 40' Yellow card to Mastord Vale Luca Colombo
• 45' Pethitby Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez
• 51' Yellow card to Pethitby Nilson Pires
• 55' Yellow card to Pethitby Michael Brown
• 81' Yellow card to Mastord Vale Lindomar Da Silva
• 88' Pethitby Dragan Mušić scores
• 90' Pethitby Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Dragan Mušić

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Mastord Vale scored once from 1.38 xG, a modest underperformance against the chance-quality estimate. Pethitby produced 2.94 xG and four goals, exceeding that measure by 1.06. The visitors’ 14 shots and 10 on target, compared with six and five for the hosts, help explain the difference: although Mastord Vale held 53% possession, Pethitby made more of its attacks count. The visitors were not merely efficient with a small handful of opportunities; they generated a substantially greater volume of shots, then finished the match with two goals in its closing minutes.

The match offered Mastord Vale a share of possession and more corners, but those figures did not translate into comparable attacking volume. Pethitby attempted eight more shots and put five more on target, while also making 15 tackles to the hosts’ 10. That combination suggests a side more frequently involved in the decisive exchanges, even if the possession figures belonged to Mastord Vale. The five yellow cards for Pethitby and two for the hosts added a rather busy disciplinary register; no red cards followed, and the match’s more lasting arithmetic was on the scoreboard.

The first-half goals kept Mastord Vale in touch after Weijie Hong answered Michel Lemoine, but Pedro Chagas restored the visitors’ lead on the stroke of half-time. Pethitby then finished strongly, with Dragan Mušić scoring in the 88th minute before assisting Nilson Pires two minutes later. The 4-1 result was emphatic, and its shape was clear: Mastord Vale had the ball, while Pethitby found the goals.