Oldham vs Notts County Result
League Two · England
Oldham
Full Time
Notts County
📍 Boundary Park, Oldham
🗓️ Tuesday, 24 Mar 2026 at 19:45
🔥 AI Prediction Report
CERTIFIED WPredicted
1 - 2
Actual
3 - 0
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Estimated ROI (£100/bet)
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Oldham Cruise Past Ten-Man Notts County in Dominant Display at Boundary Park
Oldham produced a commanding performance at Boundary Park, sweeping aside Notts County 3-0 in a match defined by clinical finishing and disciplined defending. The hosts raced into an early lead and never looked back, capitalizing on their chances and maintaining control throughout. Notts County, meanwhile, endured a torrid evening, hampered by four yellow cards and a costly red that left them chasing shadows for much of the contest. The match's tone was set as Oldham struck in just the 5th minute, seizing momentum and forcing Notts County onto the back foot. A second-half surge saw Oldham double their advantage in the 56th minute before sealing the result with a third goal in the 69th. Notts County's discipline unraveled, with a red card compounding their woes and effectively ending any hopes of a comeback.
Oldham
Oldham were sharp from the outset, exploiting the width in their 4-3-3 formation and pressing high to force errors from Notts County. Their attacking trio proved a constant threat, and the midfield dictated the tempo, ensuring a steady supply of chances. Defensively, Oldham were solid, rarely troubled by the visitors and keeping a deserved clean sheet. The early goal gave them confidence, and they managed the game expertly, especially after Notts County were reduced to ten men. The hosts' ability to maintain intensity and capitalize on their numerical advantage was key to their comprehensive victory.
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Notts County
Notts County struggled to impose themselves, with their 3-4-2-1 formation failing to provide attacking impetus or defensive solidity. The early concession rattled them, and their attempts to build from midfield were frequently stifled by Oldham's pressing. Their discipline faltered as the match wore on, picking up four yellow cards and a red, which left them exposed and unable to mount a response. Despite some effort to regain composure after halftime, the sending-off proved decisive, and Notts County were ultimately outplayed in every department.
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Key Moments
5' — Goal
Mike Fondop opens the scoring for Oldham, giving the hosts an early lead.
56' — Goal
Oldham double their advantage with a well-worked move finished off by the midfield.
69' — Goal
Oldham seal the result with a third goal, capitalizing on their dominance.
Second Half' — Red Card
Notts County reduced to ten men after a straight red, ending hopes of a comeback.
Various' — Yellow Cards
Notts County accumulate four yellow cards, reflecting their growing frustration.
Tactical Analysis
Oldham’s 4-3-3 formation allowed them to stretch the play and exploit spaces out wide, with their front three pressing high and forcing turnovers. The midfield trio controlled possession and transitioned quickly, while the back four remained compact and disciplined. Notts County’s 3-4-2-1 struggled to cope defensively, particularly after going down to ten men, and their wing-backs were pinned back by Oldham’s aggressive wide play. The sending-off forced Notts County to drop deeper, ceding even more territory and allowing Oldham to dictate the tempo. Oldham’s tactical discipline and ability to press as a unit were decisive, while Notts County’s inability to adapt after the red card left them exposed.
Turning Point
The red card to Notts County in the second half, which killed any momentum and allowed Oldham to dominate.
Man of the Match
Mike Fondop
Set the tone with an early goal and led the line with energy and purpose throughout.