Sancar 5 - 2 Asham Wanderers

The first half brought two yellow cards for Sancar, then a sharp change of subject after the break. Philippe Robert put Asham Wanderers ahead in the 47th minute, but Rainer Müller levelled two minutes later and scored again at 54'. Lindomar Da Silva made it 3-1, and although Pedro Chagas pulled one back, Müller and Da Silva added further goals late on. Sancar finished with five goals from 15 shots, while the visitors scored twice from their three attempts. The match had its share of turns; the final margin was not a narrow one.

Key Events:

• 23' Yellow card to Sancar Anibal Suarez
• 31' Yellow card to Sancar Raymond Wiebe
• 47' Asham Wanderers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 49' Sancar Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Khadim Diakhate
• 53' Yellow card to Asham Wanderers Zdravko Ivanišević
• 54' Sancar Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Adilson Lima
• 63' Sancar Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 67' Asham Wanderers Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 82' Sancar Rainer Müller scores, assisted by Adilson Lima
• 85' Sancar Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Adilson Lima

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sancar recorded 3.34 xG and scored five, finishing 1.66 goals above the chance-quality estimate. Asham Wanderers made two goals from 0.83 xG, also outperforming their estimate, by 1.17. That makes the visitors’ return notably efficient, but the shot totals tell the broader story: Sancar had 15 attempts, 12 on target, against three attempts and three on target for Asham Wanderers. The hosts’ greater volume gave their attack more chances to turn a strong performance into a decisive scoreline; the visitors made their limited opportunities count, but could not match that supply.

• Pass Accuracy%: 82%-81%
• Tackles: 5-9

The two goals for Asham Wanderers meant the visitors remained a threat whenever they reached a shooting opportunity, and their seven corners and 13 dribbles show that the match was not short of activity at their end either. But Sancar converted its much larger shot count into five goals, with Müller’s three-goal contribution at the centre of the result. The 5-2 scoreline reflects both sides’ ability to finish above their xG, and the decisive difference in how often the hosts created a chance to do it.