Maardu secured a comfortable 4-1 victory over Nyme Kalju II in the Esiliiga A Regular Season on Saturday. The away side took control early and never looked back, extending their advantage well into the second half. It was another day where the visitors proved they belong in the upper half of the table.
Kouadio opened the scoring for the hosts in the thirteenth minute, but the visitors responded quickly. Tragon equalised just before half-time in the twenty-sixth, shifting the momentum. By then, the game had already settled into a pattern that would serve Maardu well.
The second half brought another flood of goals. Volkov put the visitors ahead in the fifty-eighth minute, and Naydis doubled the lead almost immediately after. Kouadio struck again in the seventy-fourth to make it four, a moment that felt inevitable given the flow of the match.
The statistics tell only part of the story. Both sides registered 115 attacks, but the difference lay in efficiency. Maardu found the target six times compared to two for the hosts, and here's the thing — shots on target matter more than volume when the game is open.
Maardu now sit fifth with 41 points from 28 games, while Kalju II remain ten places below them on 22 points. The gap between them is not just numerical; it reflects a difference in consistency that shows up week after week. The result keeps the visitors firmly in contention for promotion.