Rawelmon 0 - 4 Sedcanch

Key Events:

• 6' Sedcanch Khadim Diakhate scores
• 23' Yellow card to Sedcanch Claudino Silva
• 29' Yellow card to Sedcanch Luis Pinto
• 30' Yellow card to Rawelmon Luca Colombo
• 36' Yellow card to Sedcanch Norbert Fischer
• 43' Yellow card to Sedcanch Pedro Guzman
• 67' Sedcanch Gary Parker scores, assisted by Norbert Fischer
• 68' Sedcanch Khadim Diakhate scores, assisted by Francisco Cervantes
• 77' Sedcanch Pedro Guzman scores, assisted by Claudino Silva

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Rawelmon 0.11 xG and Sedcanch 2.59. The scoreline therefore records Sedcanch outperforming its estimate by 1.41 goals, while Rawelmon finished without scoring from a tiny return of its own. That gap is substantial, but the wider numbers explain why the visitors were in control: they managed 12 shots, nine on target, against one attempt and none on target for the hosts. Rawelmon held 56% possession and passed more accurately, yet possession without attempts made little practical claim on the match. Sedcanch were more direct in the useful sense, rather than merely the geometrical one.

• Rawelmon: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Sedcanch:
• Khadim Diakhate (7.6) - Scored twice, opening the match and adding the third goal a minute after Gary Parker had doubled the lead.

The first half was not without incident: five yellow cards were issued before the break, four to Sedcanch and one to Rawelmon. That caution-heavy stretch did not prevent the visitors from carrying their advantage through the interval, but it did make the opening period feel busier than the chance count alone might suggest. The balance changed decisively after Parker scored in the 67th minute. Diakhate followed almost immediately, and Pedro Guzman added the fourth in the 77th, turning a competitive margin into a clear result.

For Rawelmon, the possession and passing figures offered a small measure of control, but not the kind that troubles a goalkeeper. For Sedcanch, nine shots on target and four goals formed a straightforward account of the evening: pressure was converted, and the late pair of goals removed any lingering doubt. A 0-4 defeat is a stern one for the hosts; the visitors leave with a win built less on holding the ball than on making their time with it count.