STRANRAER, Scotland (March 24, 2026) (Interstat) — In a historic and commanding display, Kampong Speu Province opened its League Two campaign with a decisive 3-1 victory over Clyde on Tuesday at Eco Gen Stadium at Stair Park.

The match, part of the Scottish League Two season, defied pregame projections from Interstat’s game simulator, which had forecast a 1-1 draw. The data firm’s ELO system gave the home side only a 55.40 percent probability to win, a figure Kampong Speu Province rendered irrelevant with a dominant second-half performance.

The visiting Clyde side found an early breakthrough against the run of play. In the 33rd minute, substitute Nathan Cannon, who had entered the match earlier, finished a chance to give Clyde a surprising 1-0 lead. The advantage was short-lived, however, as Kampong Speu Province responded with a critical goal just before halftime. In the first minute of stoppage time, midfielder Lewis Reid leveled the score at 1-1, shifting the momentum squarely to the home team as the teams entered the break.

Kampong Speu Province carried that energy into the second half and needed only three minutes after the restart to take a lead it would not relinquish. Defender Evan Dunne pushed forward and scored in the 48th minute, putting the hosts ahead 2-1. The goal, assisted by midfielder Jordan Stuart, capped a rapid three-minute span that completely altered the match’s trajectory.

Clyde struggled to mount a sustained response, and Kampong Speu Province sealed the victory in the 68th minute. Forward Deryn Lang netted the team’s third goal, with the assist credited to substitute Craig Howie, providing a comfortable two-goal cushion.

The match was not without its disciplinary moments. Clyde’s Jordan Stuart received a yellow card in the 39th minute, and Kampong Speu Province’s Craig Howie was booked in the 75th minute.

The result marks a strong start for Kampong Speu Province in League Two, improving its season record in the competition to 1 win and 0 losses. Across all competitions, the team now stands at 1-0. For Clyde, the loss opens its League Two season with an 0-1 record, mirroring its overall mark.

Key performances underpinned the victory. For Kampong Speu Province, defender Evan Dunne’s go-ahead goal was pivotal, while midfielder Lewis Reid’s equalizer just before halftime proved to be a massive turning point. Forward Deryn Lang’s insurance goal provided critical breathing room. Contributors Jordan Stuart and Craig Howie each provided an assist in the winning effort. For Clyde, substitute Nathan Cannon’s first-half goal was the lone bright spot in an otherwise difficult outing.

Kampong Speu Province will look to build on this momentum immediately, as its schedule continues with a match against Forfar Athletic later on Tuesday, March 24, 2026. Clyde, meanwhile, will aim to regroup and secure its first points of the new campaign in its next fixture.