Blandsham Athletic 0 - 5 Sudbridsey

Key Events:

• 4' Yellow card to Blandsham Athletic Zdravko Ivanišević
• 16' Sudbridsey Jaime Cancino scores, assisted by Haeil Noh
• 24' Yellow card to Blandsham Athletic Nilson Pires
• 31' Yellow card to Sudbridsey Lindomar Da Silva
• 34' Yellow card to Blandsham Athletic Philippe Robert
• 35' Sudbridsey Jaime Cancino scores, assisted by Haeil Noh
• 36' Yellow card to Sudbridsey Saliou Sow
• 49' Sudbridsey Jaime Cancino scores
• 83' Sudbridsey Everardo Sanchez scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 89' Sudbridsey Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Jaime Cancino
• 90' Yellow card to Blandsham Athletic Phillip Lewis

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Blandsham Athletic finished with 0 goals from 1.11 xG, while Sudbridsey scored 5 from 3.44 xG. That leaves the hosts 1.11 goals below their chance-quality estimate and the visitors 1.56 above theirs: a sharp return for Sudbridsey, rather than a match in which every opening was converted. The 16-5 shot count, with 12 of Sudbridsey’s efforts on target against four for Blandsham Athletic, helps explain the gap. Blandsham Athletic held 55% possession and completed 84% of passes, but circulation did not become enough clear threat. Sudbridsey had less of the ball and slightly lower pass accuracy, yet made their attacks count with three goals by the 49th minute and two more late on.

Blandsham Athletic: No players reached a rating of 7.0 or higher.

Sudbridsey:

• Jaime Cancino (8.9) - Scored a hat-trick and supplied the assist for Lindomar Da Silva’s late goal, making him the match’s clearest difference.
• Haeil Noh (7.0) - Assisted both of Jaime Cancino’s first-half goals and helped Sudbridsey establish control of the scoring early.
• Lindomar Da Silva (7.0) - Added a goal and an assist, contributing at both ends of Sudbridsey’s late scoring sequence.

For Blandsham Athletic, the possession and passing figures offer little comfort beside a five-goal defeat. The hosts took only five shots, and the early run of bookings—three before the 35th minute—suggests a contest that was becoming difficult to manage even before Jaime Cancino completed his first-half double. A fourth booking arrived in the final minute, by which point Sudbridsey had already added two more goals to the margin.

Sudbridsey were not dominant in possession, nor did they need to be. They generated the much greater volume of attempts, put most of those efforts on target and found a way to keep scoring well after the result was settled. Cancino’s hat-trick anchored the performance; Haeil Noh’s two assists helped set its early direction, and Lindomar Da Silva joined the scoring late. The final 0 - 5 scoreline was emphatic, with the shot count and xG both pointing to a substantial attacking advantage for the visitors.