Sedland 0 - 5 Cherinte

Key Events:

• 18' Yellow card to Sedland Pedro Chagas
• 21' Cherinte Stojan Medić scores
• 27' Cherinte Stojan Medić scores, assisted by Nikoloz Svanidze
• 35' Cherinte Nikoloz Svanidze scores, assisted by Stojan Medić
• 62' Yellow card to Cherinte Bruno Rossi
• 67' Yellow card to Cherinte Daniel Beaudoin
• 82' Yellow card to Sedland Michel Lemoine
• 84' Cherinte Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 90' Cherinte Stojan Medić scores, assisted by Stephen White

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Cherinte scored five from an xG of 4.34, an overperformance of 0.66 goals, while Sedland scored none from 0.26. That small gap between Cherinte’s chance estimate and its actual return is not the main story: the visitors produced 19 shots, 16 on target, against Sedland’s single attempt, which was also on target. The near-even possession figures therefore conceal a striking difference in how each side used the ball. Sedland had five corners and more dribbles, but those measures did not translate into sustained shooting threat; Cherinte’s far greater shot volume made the five-goal result look well supported by the underlying chances.

The scoreline was built early: Stojan Medić struck in the 21st minute, scored again six minutes later, and then assisted Nikoloz Svanidze for the third before half-time. That sequence left Sedland with a substantial deficit and little attacking evidence to suggest a route back into the contest. Cherinte added two more in the closing stages, through Xinping Boon in the 84th minute and Medić in the 90th, making the final margin match the breadth of its advantage in shots.

For Sedland, the 51 per cent possession and five corners offer some evidence of activity, but one shot across the match is a difficult foundation for a comeback. Cherinte were more direct in the decisive sense: they generated repeated attempts, put most of them on target and converted enough to make the final minutes a matter of completing the scoreline. The visitors’ 5-0 win was emphatic, with the figures showing not merely a finishing advantage but a gulf in the amount of danger created.