Godmooe Rangers 0 - 5 Systergh

Key Events:

• 18' Yellow card to Systergh Tomislav Pavić
• 19' Systergh Roy Cohen scores
• 27' Yellow card to Godmooe Rangers Seungwoo Jeong
• 28' Yellow card to Systergh Džemal Ostojić
• 55' Systergh Dieter Fischer scores, assisted by Tomislav Pavić
• 57' Systergh Tomislav Pavić scores, assisted by Dieter Fischer
• 71' Yellow card to Systergh Roy Cohen
• 83' Systergh Ibrahim Saadu scores, assisted by Ahmed Hassan
• 90' Systergh Tomislav Pavić scores, assisted by Raul Aguirre

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Systergh scored five from 3.09 xG, finishing nearly two goals above the chance-quality estimate. That points to clinical work in front of goal, supported by 14 shots and 11 on target. Godmooe Rangers registered 0.01 xG and no shots, so their 55% possession and nine corners did not translate into a meaningful threat. The contrast was stark: the hosts could keep the ball and win set-piece opportunities, while Systergh turned its attacks into chances and, with unusual enthusiasm, goals.

• Godmooe Rangers had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The first goal arrived in the 19th minute, and Systergh added two more in a two-minute spell after the break. The timing mattered: Dieter Fischer and Tomislav Pavić exchanged a goal and an assist, turning a one-goal lead into a more commanding position before Godmooe Rangers could find a shot to answer it. The remaining goals, at 83' and 90', completed a five-goal return without altering the central fact of the afternoon: the hosts’ possession and corners never produced an attempt.

For Godmooe Rangers, the numbers tell of activity without penetration: 55% possession, nine corners and 18 dribbles, but no shots and just 0.01 xG. Systergh had less of the ball, committed more fouls and collected three yellow cards, yet its 14 attempts and 3.09 xG reflected a far more direct threat. The final 0 - 5 was not a close contest concealed by the statistics; the statistics were, if anything, being unusually courteous about how one-sided the finishing became.