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| 6 | A lovely pass from CHARLES-COOK, was knocked goalbound by SURRIDGE only for the Port Vale 'keeper to palm clear. |
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| 7 | GOAL!! A neat one-two left SURRIDGE clear and he made no mistake by expertly lobbing the ball past the oncoming Port Vale 'keeper. (1-0 Gillingham) |
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| 11 | OGILVIE was put clear by ZIMMERMANN and he turned the 'keeper but rammed his shot wide. |
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| 16 | CONLON kicked the ball wide from just outside the area. |
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| 20 | A weak strike from COLBACK bounced agonisingly wide. |
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| 30 | GRANT fired the ball through a crowd of players but STONE was a match for it as he dived to his right. |
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| 32 | The 'keeper stopped a refined shot from GRANT. |
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| 34 | STONE saved a glorious shot from GRANT. |
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| 36 | A shot from SCHMIDT was smothered by the Gillingham 'keeper. |
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| 40 | SURRIDGE drilled a right foot shot just wide from twenty yards out. |
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| 44 | GOAL!! SMITH made space for NGOY who, after an interchange of passes twenty-five yards out, struck the ball past the 'keeper. (1-1) |
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| 47 | A mix up in the Port Vale defence enabled GRANT to crack the ball inches wide. |
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| 51 | GOAL!! A dubious penalty was awarded to Port Vale, after WILLIAMS had fouled SCHMIDT, which WILSON comfortably converted. |
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| 59 | The motionless Gillingham 'keeper could only watch as a backpass from WILLIAMS dropped just over. |
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| 61 | GOAL!! A glorious inswinging corner was headed in at the near post by SURRIDGE. (2-2) |
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| 71 | GRANT ran onto a great ball from CHARLES-COOK but hit his shot wide. |
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| 74 | GOAL!! After being forced wide NGOY managed to hammer the ball in from the tightest of angles. (3-2 Port Vale) |
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| 79 | A penalty box meleé resulted in CONLON tapping a low shot wide. |
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| 80 | ALUKO beat four Port Vale players and slammed an effort wide. |
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| 83 | GOAL!! An energetic ZIMMERMANN ran down the left wing and knocked the ball back for SURRIDGE to crack home. (3-3) |
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| 90 | LOKILO snapped at a simple chance. |
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| 90 | WILSON knocked the ball to LOKILO who headed it just beyond the far post. |
James WILSON
