The report
Key Events:
- 3' Hunburloch Alfredo Rossi scores, assisted by Daniel Meza
- 4' Yellow card to Hunburloch Adilson Lima
- 9' Yellow card to Sedcomswarsh Seungwoo Jeong
- 10' Hunburloch Frank Schipper scores
- 27' Yellow card to Hunburloch Youssouf Sehi
- 44' Yellow card to Sedcomswarsh Philippe Robert
- 75' Hunburloch Youssouf Sehi scores
- 88' Hunburloch Meho Knežević scores
- 89' Hunburloch Daniel Meza scores
From the outset, Hunburloch demonstrated their attacking intent with an early goal, as Alfredo Rossi capitalized on a pass from Daniel Meza in the third minute. The visitors’ relentless pressure was punctuated by a yellow card for Adilson Lima shortly after, but that did little to stem their momentum. The second goal arrived at the tenth minute through Frank Schipper, who finished a swift move. Despite Sedcomswarsh holding a majority of possession—58%—their inability to convert chances into goals was glaring, with an xG of just 0.01 against Hunburloch’s 3.39. The visitors’ high shot volume, 17 attempts with 11 on target, contrasted sharply with the home side’s impotence in front of goal. Defensive lapses and a lack of incisiveness kept Sedcomswarsh on the back foot, and their frustrations boiled over with two yellow cards, one for each side, in the first half.
The second half saw Hunburloch extend their lead with goals from Youssouf Sehi at 75 minutes, Meho Knežević at 88, and finally Daniel Meza at 89, sealing a comprehensive victory. The tactical disparity was clear; Hunburloch pressed high, exploited gaps, and finished ruthlessly, while Sedcomswarsh struggled to create meaningful chances, managing only a handful of dribbles and a modest pass accuracy of 84%. The visitors’ 11 tackles to the home side’s 2 underscored their defensive commitment, even as they maintained discipline with no red cards. The match’s narrative was written in the efficiency of Hunburloch’s attack and the inability of Sedcomswarsh to respond.
In the end, Hunburloch’s clinical approach and superior shot quality proved decisive, with their players executing the game plan with precision. The home team’s defensive lapses and lack of attacking threat resulted in a rout that will be hard to forget for Sedcomswarsh. This result underscores the importance of conversion and defensive organization at this level, where a few key moments can define the outcome.
There were no standout performers for Sedcomswarsh reaching the 7.0+ threshold, reflecting their struggles across the pitch.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Sedcomswarsh 58% - Hunburloch 42% Shots: Sedcomswarsh 0 (0 on Target) - Hunburloch 17 (11 on Target) Corners: Sedcomswarsh 4 - Hunburloch 3 Fouls: Sedcomswarsh 8 - Hunburloch 12 Yellow Cards: Sedcomswarsh 2 - Hunburloch 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Sedcomswarsh 10 - Hunburloch 12 Pass Accuracy: Sedcomswarsh 84% - Hunburloch 80% Tackles: Sedcomswarsh 2 - Hunburloch 11
This match was a textbook demonstration of how efficiency and tactical discipline can turn the tide, leaving Sedcomswarsh to reflect on missed opportunities and defensive lapses. Meanwhile, Hunburloch will enjoy the confidence boost from a commanding victory that underscores their attacking potency and defensive resilience.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Daniel Meza*
A commanding presence in midfield, scored once and assisted once, orchestrating much of the visitors’ attack.
Youssouf Sehi*
His goal at 75 minutes capped a disciplined performance, and he was active throughout.
Meho Knežević*
Added a late goal, demonstrating persistence and attacking intent.
Frank Schipper*
Scored the second goal, providing a crucial outlet for Hunburloch’s forward movement.
Alfredo Rossi*
The opening scorer, his early goal set the tone for the visitors.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Daniel Meza to Alfredo Rossi. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

