Mortley 6 - 0 Preth Ste

Key Events:

• 9' Yellow card to Preth Ste Francisco Teixeira
• 23' Yellow card to Preth Ste John Price
• 23' Mortley Alberto Lopes scores, assisted by Edson Freire
• 24' Yellow card to Mortley Victor Montenegro
• 40' Mortley Ernst van Loon scores, assisted by Edson Freire
• 51' Mortley Hamza Habu scores, assisted by Victor Montenegro
• 64' Yellow card to Mortley Ernst van Loon
• 65' Yellow card to Mortley Hamza Habu
• 77' Mortley Reinaldo Guerrero scores, assisted by Alberto Lopes
• 86' Mortley Reinaldo Guerrero scores, assisted by Ernst van Loon
• 89' Mortley Hamza Habu scores, assisted by Reinaldo Guerrero

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The 6-0 scoreline was emphatic, and Mortley also exceeded its 4.24 xG by 1.76 goals, converting a strong supply of chances with particular efficiency. The 21 shots and 14 on target give that estimate some sturdy company: this was not a case of a handful of unlikely finishes disguising a quiet attack. Preth Ste registered 0.01 xG from zero shots, so its lack of a goal was not an unlucky interruption to a stream of opportunities. Mortley had 56% possession and the clearer attacking threat; the five-goal second half, including two late strikes from Reinaldo Guerrero, made a dominant performance look more dominant still.

Mortley

• Reinaldo Guerrero (8.1) - Scored twice, assisted Hamza Habu late on, and finished as the most productive player on the pitch.
• Alberto Lopes (7.3) - Opened the scoring and later supplied Reinaldo Guerrero for the fourth.
• Hamza Habu (7.3) - Scored twice, including the goal that made it 3-0, and collected a yellow card.
• Edson Freire (7.0) - Delivered the assists for Mortley's first two goals.
• Ernst van Loon (7.0) - Scored before half-time, assisted Reinaldo Guerrero's second, and was booked.

Preth Ste had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The score was settled well before the final whistle, though Mortley kept pressing until Hamza Habu completed the 6-0 in the 89th minute. Preth Ste did win five corners and made eight tackles, but neither figure turned into a shot; defensive effort and attacking threat did not arrive as a package. Across the match, Mortley matched its control of possession with far greater volume and quality in front of goal, while the visitors could not create a single attempt. For Mortley, six goals and five different moments of scoring—more precisely, four different scorers—made for a thoroughly convincing result. The arithmetic was less interested in nuance.