Séréin United made light work of Flénou in a Club Friendly on Thursday, running out 3-0 winners at the stadium. The visitors struck early, opening the scoring inside the first five minutes and never looked back. To be fair, Flénou had chances but couldn't find the net when it mattered most.
The first goal came in the fifth minute, catching the hosts on the wrong foot. Séréin doubled their advantage six minutes later, before half-time came and went without Flénou responding. And here's the thing about these friendlies — the intensity doesn't always match the occasion, but tonight the visitors showed they could raise the tempo when they need to.
Flénou had 45 per cent possession and 55 attacks, yet came away empty-handed. Séréin United managed 59 attacks with just 55 per cent of the ball, proving that the table goes out of the window in these games. Three yellow cards each suggested a competitive edge, though the scoreline told a different story.
The third goal arrived in the fifty-seventh minute, putting the result beyond doubt. Flénou had beaten Kossawa Charleroi 1-1 in their last outing, but by then they were facing a side on a poor run. Séréin had lost four of their last five friendlies before this victory.
Three goals from three shots on target isn't efficiency — that's a point to note. The visitors kept them in it for the first twenty minutes, but once they found the breakthrough, Flénou simply couldn't recover. The result ends Séréin's losing streak and gives them something to build on.