The report
Key Events:
- 16' Yellow card to South Blyne Derek Thomson
- 31' Yellow card to South Blyne Vakhtang Modebadze
- 34' South Blyne Aly Ndiaye scores, assisted by Vakhtang Modebadze
- 40' Yellow card to South Blyne Francisco Rocha
- 52' Yellow card to Fillotte Bruno Rossi
- 57' Yellow card to South Blyne Jason Coles
- 59' Yellow card to South Blyne Ian Phillips
- 74' South Blyne Ian Phillips scores, assisted by Tomislav Vidović
- 82' South Blyne Francisco Rocha scores, assisted by Ian Phillips
- 86' South Blyne Jason Coles scores, assisted by Ian Phillips
For Fillotte, the possession and passing figures show that the side was able to keep the ball, but the two-shot total left little room for that control to become a comeback. South Blyne were more direct in the useful sense: not simply moving forward, but producing ten attempts on target and four goals. The sequence of scorers also spread the return across Aly Ndiaye, Ian Phillips, Francisco Rocha and Jason Coles, with Ian Phillips adding two assists late on. Five yellow cards for South Blyne and one for Fillotte made for a notably busy disciplinary column; none became a red card.
In the end, South Blyne’s 4-0 win was emphatic, and the underlying numbers support the scale of it: the visitors generated far more shots and a much higher xG, even while conceding the possession advantage. Fillotte’s ball retention was real, but its attacking output remained too small to change the match. South Blyne leave with four goals, a clear advantage in chances, and the practical reminder that possession is only one way of keeping the record.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Ian Phillips
Scored once and assisted twice, contributing directly to three of South Blyne’s four goals despite receiving a yellow card.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Aly Ndiaye for South Blyne. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

