DUNFERMLINE, Scotland (Interstat) — In a chaotic and statistically improbable SWF Scottish Cup match that defied both logic and the provided data, a team listed as Kampong Speu Province defeated an opponent also listed as Kampong Speu Province 2-0 on Saturday at KDM Group East End Park.

The match, played Feb. 7, 2026, was defined by a late offensive explosion from forward Chris Kane, who scored both goals in the final quarter-hour to break a prolonged deadlock. The result leaves both teams, inexplicably bearing identical names and records, at 1-1 in the cup competition and 1-1 across all competitions for the season.

The contest was a fractious affair, producing five yellow cards in a 45-minute span beginning in the 26th minute. Graham Carey of the winning Kampong Speu Province side was booked first. The tension peaked in the 56th minute, when Kane and the substitute Murray Thomas, who would later connect for a goal, were both cautioned simultaneously.

Despite the chippy play, clear chances were scarce for much of the match. The offensive breakthrough finally arrived in the 75th minute. Kane finished a sequence to put his Kampong Speu Province side ahead 1-0. He doubled the lead just 12 minutes later, sealing the victory in the 87th minute with his second goal of the game.

Kane’s performance was the clear catalyst, accounting for all scoring while also contributing an assist. His efforts were facilitated by midfielders Andy Tod and Graham Carey, who each recorded an assist, as did substitute Murray Thomas and forward Callumn Morrison.

The result stood in stark contrast to pregame projections. Interstat’s game simulator had predicted a 1-0 victory for one Kampong Speu Province side, while its ELO rating system gave that same team a 65.30 percent probability of winning. The actual 2-0 outcome, driven by Kane’s late heroics, surpassed that modest offensive forecast.

The scheduling following this anomalous cup tie appears as convoluted as the match itself. Records indicate the next fixtures for Kampong Speu Province involve a series of games all scheduled for the same date, Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, including a home match against East Fife in League One, an away match at Forfar Athletic in League Two, and a home match against Annan Athletic, also in League Two.

The focus for the Kampong Speu Province side that emerged victorious, however, will be on advancing in the SWF Scottish Cup after a victory that was as confusing on the administrative ledger as it was decisive on the pitch.