Mity City 0 - 4 Cherigh Town

Key Events:

• 6' Yellow card to Mity City Neil Parsons
• 15' Yellow card to Cherigh Town Bartolome Perez
• 17' Yellow card to Mity City Xinping Boon
• 27' Cherigh Town Chris Gosselin scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 36' Red card to Mity City Robert Bogović
• 37' Cherigh Town Cesar Calderon scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 37' Yellow card to Cherigh Town Ralph Burns
• 44' Yellow card to Cherigh Town Lindomar Da Silva
• 55' Yellow card to Mity City Mladen Dukić
• 58' Yellow card to Mity City Kurt Walter
• 65' Cherigh Town Carlos Pinto scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 78' Cherigh Town Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Stuart Mitchell
• 83' Yellow card to Mity City Claudinei Borges

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Mity City finished with 0.51 xG and no goals, while Cherigh Town recorded 5.78 xG and scored four. The visitors therefore fell short of their chance-quality estimate, but only in the technical sense that the net did not have to retrieve a fifth ball. Their 26 shots, including 21 on target, show sustained pressure rather than a scoreline assembled from a handful of unlikely chances. Mity City managed two shots, both on target, but the low xG suggests those attempts offered little threat. The possession figures were nearly level; the meaningful divide was how often each side reached dangerous shooting positions.

The first goal arrived in the 27th minute, when Chris Gosselin finished Rainer Müller’s assist. A red card for Robert Bogović followed nine minutes later, and Cherigh Town took advantage almost immediately: Cesar Calderon scored in the 37th minute, again set up by Müller. The timing made the dismissal a particularly unwelcome turning point for Mity City, who had already been shown two yellow cards and now had to pursue the match with a player fewer.

After the break, Cherigh Town kept extending the margin rather than settling for the lead. Carlos Pinto made it 3-0 in the 65th minute from Lindomar Da Silva’s assist; Da Silva then scored the fourth himself in the 78th, with Stuart Mitchell providing the final pass. Five yellow cards and a red for Mity City underline a difficult afternoon, though discipline alone does not explain the gulf in chances. Cherigh Town matched the hosts for possession, then did nearly everything more consequential with it.