The report
Key Events:
- 12' Sidcang Athletic Patrick David scores
- 28' Sidcang Athletic Ton Schepers scores, assisted by Patrick David
- 51' Yellow card to Coltworthor Villa Michel Lemoine
- 53' Yellow card to Sidcang Athletic Ton Schepers
- 55' Yellow card to Sidcang Athletic Simon Burton
- 68' Sidcang Athletic Robert Austin scores, assisted by Glenn Davies
- 79' Sidcang Athletic Simon Burton scores
- 84' Sidcang Athletic Orlando Rodriguez scores
The match was largely a tale of two halves, with Sidcang Athletic carving out a commanding lead early on. Patrick David opened the scoring in the 12th minute, capitalizing on a moment of defensive disarray. The hosts doubled their advantage in the 28th minute when Ton Schepers, assisted by David, found the net. The visitors’ only notable moment came in the 51st minute when Michel Lemoine received a yellow card, but their defensive woes persisted. Sidcang Athletic continued to press, with Robert Austin adding a third in the 68th minute after a fine pass from Glenn Davies. The game was effectively over by then, but the hosts kept their foot on the pedal, with Simon Burton and Orlando Rodriguez adding further gloss in the 79th and 84th minutes respectively. The game was marred slightly by disciplinary issues, with three yellow cards issued, two to the hosts and one to the visitors, but no red cards were shown.
Tactically, Sidcang Athletic dominated possession and created a plethora of chances, reflected in their 22 shots and an impressive 16 on target. Their expected goals tally of 4.63 underscored their clinical finishing, far exceeding Coltworthor Villa’s meager 0.11 xG. The visitors’ defensive structure was breached repeatedly, and their inability to convert their rare forays forward was evident. The hosts’ high pass accuracy of 84% allowed them to maintain control and craft scoring opportunities, while Coltworthor’s 86% pass accuracy was rendered moot by their lack of attacking intent. The game’s outcome was a testament to the importance of converting chances, and Sidcang Athletic did so with ruthless efficiency.
No Coltworthor Villa player reached the 7.0 rating threshold, highlighting their struggles across the pitch.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Sidcang Athletic 51% - Coltworthor Villa 49% Shots (On Target): 22 (16) - 1 (0) Corners: 7 - 3 Fouls: 9 - 7 Yellow Cards: 2 - 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: 3 - 9 Pass Accuracy: 84% - 86% Tackles: 9 - 2
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Sidcang Athletic was the dominant force, controlling the game and converting their chances with clinical precision. Meanwhile, Coltworthor Villa’s defensive frailties and lack of attacking ambition left them exposed and ultimately overwhelmed. The result leaves no doubt about the superiority of the hosts on the day, and a reminder that in football, effort without direction is often futile.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Patrick David*
A goal and an assist, his influence was clear from the outset.
Robert Austin*
Scored the third goal, his movement and finishing were sharp.
Orlando Rodriguez*
Added the final goal with a composed finish.
Glenn Davies*
Provided the assist for Austin’s goal, controlling the midfield.
Simon Burton*
Scored the fourth goal, his work rate was relentless.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Patrick David, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

