Blanham City 0 - 6 Sutsfield Villa

Key Events:

• 10' Sutsfield Villa Jacques Smith scores, assisted by Edmilson Da Cruz
• 26' Yellow card to Blanham City Michel Lemoine
• 43' Sutsfield Villa Mehmed Naydenov scores, assisted by Gerardo Gonzalez
• 44' Yellow card to Sutsfield Villa Edmilson Da Cruz
• 50' Sutsfield Villa Alan Richards scores, assisted by Jacques Smith
• 58' Sutsfield Villa Mehmed Naydenov scores, assisted by Gerardo Gonzalez
• 70' Sutsfield Villa Mehmed Naydenov scores, assisted by Edmilson Da Cruz
• 78' Yellow card to Blanham City Seungwoo Jeong
• 83' Sutsfield Villa Mehmed Naydenov scores, assisted by Jacques Smith
• 90' Yellow card to Sutsfield Villa Alan Richards

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The chance-quality estimate was 0.26 xG for Blanham City and 3.84 for Sutsfield Villa, against the actual scoreline of 0-6. The visitors exceeded their estimate by 2.16 goals, while Blanham City finished without a goal from a very small 0.26 xG return. That gap points to particularly effective finishing by Sutsfield Villa, with Naydenov converting four times, rather than a contest built on possession: Blanham City held 53% of the ball but managed only one shot, while the visitors put 14 of their 17 attempts on target. The hosts’ nine corners show that they found routes to set-piece opportunities, but those did not translate into shots or goals on the recorded figures.

For Blanham City, the mismatch between possession and threat was the central difficulty: the hosts completed more of their passes and earned more corners, yet recorded only one attempt. Sutsfield Villa were less dominant in possession, but their volume of shots and accuracy gave the match a clear shape, and the goals arrived across both halves rather than in one brief burst. Naydenov’s four-goal haul was the outstanding individual return, supported by Smith and Gonzalez in the assist column. The final 0-6 score leaves little room to soften the verdict: Sutsfield Villa made their attacking opportunities count, while Blanham City’s possession did not become meaningful pressure.