Sedcomswarsh 9 - 0 Mexteven

Key Events:

• 5' Sedcomswarsh Vittorio Giusti scores, assisted by Zdravko Đokić
• 8' Yellow card to Mexteven Seungwoo Jeong
• 9' Sedcomswarsh Zdravko Đokić scores, assisted by Ivan Novak
• 12' Sedcomswarsh Jonghyun Park scores, assisted by Vittorio Giusti
• 30' Sedcomswarsh Ivan Novak scores, assisted by Jonghyun Park
• 48' Yellow card to Mexteven Pedro Chagas
• 49' Sedcomswarsh Jonghyun Park scores
• 58' Sedcomswarsh Jonghyun Park scores
• 81' Sedcomswarsh Humberto Sábado scores, assisted by Augusto Da Silva
• 83' Sedcomswarsh Patrick Le Roux scores, assisted by Michael Reid
• 86' Sedcomswarsh Patrick Le Roux scores, assisted by James Connor

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sedcomswarsh scored nine from 3.62 xG, an extraordinary return well beyond the chances’ estimated quality. That points to finishing far above expectation, while the 13 shots on target from 16 attempts show the hosts repeatedly tested the goalkeeper and made their opportunities count. Mexteven registered 1.01 xG from four shots, all on target, but finished without a goal. The possession figures—49% for Sedcomswarsh, 51% for Mexteven—suggest the result was not built on simply monopolising the ball; the decisive difference was how often the hosts turned their attacks into goals.

No Mexteven players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The early sequence set the tone: Sedcomswarsh scored in the 5th minute, added another four minutes later, and had a third by the 12th. Jonghyun Park and Ivan Novak extended the advantage before the interval, then Park struck twice more after the break. Two goals in the closing minutes completed the nine, with Patrick Le Roux scoring both of his in quick succession. It was a sustained scoring display, not a late flourish rescuing a close contest.

There is a curious contrast in the figures: Mexteven edged possession, corners and dribbles, and completed passes at a slightly higher rate. Yet Sedcomswarsh had four times as many shots, put 13 on target, and finished with a 9-0 win. Those measures describe a match in which the visitors had spells with the ball but could not turn them into goals, while the hosts’ attacks repeatedly ended in the one statistic that does not need interpretation.