Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League – Division 1

 


 

D’Ivry brace helps Wizards sink Kilgetty

 

Merlins Bridge 4 –  Kilgetty 2

 
Striker Matthew D’Ivry scored a brace that helped league leaders Merlins Bridge to a hard-fought victory against Kilgetty at the Pembrokeshire Sports Village 4G pitch.
 
Manager Jay Kennedy will be pleased that his team gained another precious three points, this time against seventh placed Kilgetty.
 
The Wizards led 2-0 at the break, plus conceded twice and scored two further goals in the second period.
 
In the 21^st minute the hosts opened the scoring as Kilgetty failed to clear their defensive lines and the ever-alert D’Ivry punished them from inside the box.
 
Four minutes before the interval Lloyd Hughes equalised to put his team right back in the game.
 
In the 51^st minute Wizards’ captain Andrew John set-up team-mate D’Ivry who made no mistake with his and his sides second.
 
In the 67^th minute, the Wizards pressure ensured Dai Davies added his side’s third, before ten minutes later Richard Cope pulled one back for the visitors.
 
In the 81st minute the Wizards were awarded a penalty which Ashley Beck took responsibility to find the back of the net past Ben Evans.
 
Merlins Bridge: Matthew Clarke, Andrew John (Captain), Nick Squire, Jamie Palmer, Chris Ormond, Richard Hughes, Ben Davies, Sam Christopher, Matthew D’Ivry, Ashley Beck. Subs: Lee Palmer, Henry Thomas, William Evans.
 
Kilgetty: Ben Evans, Oscar Miles, Richard Tebbutt, Owain Coombs, Sam Lewis, Mark Davies, Lloyd Hughes, Callum Proctor, Henry Lawrence, Josh Bevan, Richard Cope. Subs: Billy Everett, Ryan Coleman, Ross Hurst.
 
Referee: David Badger.





 

On fire Walsh inspires Vikings’ big win

 

Hakin United 6 – Fishguard Sports 0

 
Shane Walsh starred for Hakin United as the striker scored four times to help his team to a six-goal demolition over gritty Fishguard Sports at the Obs.
 
The champions currently sit fifth in the table having only played five league games, due to their recent impressive cup runs.
 
Teenager Kieran King teed-up Walsh for the opener with barely eight minutes on the clock, the ace poacher struck an unstoppable 20 yarder which flew in the top corner.
 
Minutes before the interval Jack Britton missed a penalty, but Leon Luby added a second to give the Vikings a 2-0 cushion at half time.
 
After the break Scott Davies’ Vikings dominated and were rewarded as Walsh slotted home the third, skipper Ashley Bevan headed home the fourth from a Camron Thomas cross.
 
Walsh was on target with the fifth and sixth goals to complete the scoring, plus there was a big moment for 16-year-old Scott Paddison who replaced Britton in the 77^th minute to mark his senior debut for the Vikings.
 
Hakin United: Sam Franklin, Kieran King, Camron Thomas, Jay Power, Garin Gardner, Matthew Broome, Leon Luby, Jack Britton, Ashley Bevan (Captain), Ryan Wilson, Shane Walsh. Subs: Justin Harding, Scott Paddison, Nathan Banner.
 
Fishguard Sports: Ryan Sinnott, Ieuan Llewellyn, Scott Edwards, Gary Delaney, Sean Seymour-Davies (Captain), Iwan Howells, Greg Hughes, Luke Thomas, Sean Thomas, Iwan Lilley, Haydn Hughes. Subs: Connor Worrall, Kane Mason, Joseph Griffiths.
 



 

Road pull off surprise win at Swifts

 

Monkton Swifts 1 – Clarbeston Road 3

 
New signing Rob Morgans scored twice to earn Clarbeston Road a thoroughly deserved win at Monkton Swifts.
 
The Swifts are third in the table and the Road are fifth, the latter have won three of their last four games as the hosts suffered a wobble.
 
In the seventh minute, the visitors got off to a dream start as Morgans who has recently signed from Goodwick struck the opener, in the 39^th minute Connor Hay equalised thanks to a neat assist by Declan Carroll as the score read 1-1 at the interval.
 
In the 56^th minute striker Ben John was on target with the Road’s second, four minutes later Morgans made no mistake from the spot, and there was no way back for the Swifts as the Road bagged another precious three points.
 
Monkton Swifts: Taylor Gullam, William Abrahams, Luke Phillips, Jake Seaton, Ross Jones, Blake James, Thomas Powell, Dylan Davies, Declan Carroll, Connor Hay, Martyn Carroll (Captain). Subs: Chris Richards, James Russell, Jack Clarke.
 
Clarbeston Road: Rhys Mansell, Ben Clague, Josh Wood, Rheinallt George (Captain), Charlie George, Jake Booth, Ben John, Joules Ward, Matthew Davies, Rob Morgans. Subs: Richard Bevan, Keegan Summers, Tyler Page.
 
Referee: Angus Scourfield.

 

Goodwick too strong for nine-man Robins

 

Pennar Robins 0 – Goodwick United 7

 
Adam Hawkins and Rhys Dalling grabbed a hat-trick each as Goodwick United comfortably despatched of Pennar Robins at Bush Camp.
 
In the 2^nd minute Chris O’Sullivan’s Phoenix Lads opened the scoring through Hawkins, eight minutes later Dalling banged in the second as the hosts were on the backfoot.
 
Hawkins added two further goals before the interval to earn him the accolade of a first half treble.
 
Dalling and Dan James added the fifth and sixth respectively, the Robins went down to nine men as Kieran Smith and Phil Thompson both saw red.
 
Dalling missed a late penalty but made amends when he slotted home his side’s six to complete his treble for his teams good day at the office.
 
Pennar Robins: Rory Williams, Adam Cole, Jake Clark, Connor Roberts (Captain), Gedion Hockin, Jason Donohoe, Phil Thompson, Kieran Smith, Liam Williams, Sean Edmundson, Connor Willis. Subs: Dylan Kidd, Ewan Davies, Jamie Groves.
 
Goodwick United: James Gwilt, Steff Hayes, Ben Adams, Jordan Thomas (Captain), James Bryan, Jake Smith, Steven Dockerty, Rhys Dalling, Adam Hawkins, Jonny Horgan. Subs: Will Haworth, Luke Hayward, Nathan Greene.
 
Referee: Jonathan Twigg.






 

Richards bags four goals for Rooks against Tish

 

Carew 7 – St Ishmaels 0

 
Jordan Richards bagged four goals as Carew comfortably beat St Ishmaels at the Recreation Ground.
 
The Rooks are sixth in the table as Tish are tenth, the latter hovering above the relegation zone.
 
The hosts led 3-0 at half time, Zac Rowell opened the scoring, Richards was on target with second also Thomas Powell struck the third.
 
After the break, the Rooks continued to control matters as they scored four further goals without reply.
 
James Hinchliffe fired home the fifth, Richards added three more, one from the spot to delight manager Ceri Brace.
 
Tish had Brennan Devonald sent off late on for a second yellow card incident as the visitors finished the game with ten men.
 
Carew: Tom Davies, Shaun Whitfield, Sonny Phillips (Captain), Gareth Lewis, Zac Rowell, Spencer Williams, Dylan Morgan, Thomas Cole, Jordan Richards, James Hinchliffe, Curtis Hurlow. Subs: Marcus Griffiths, Harvey Drummond, Scott Richards.
 
St Ishmaels: Owen Thomas, Sol Goodall, Kieran Rendell, Brennan Devonald, Joel Morgan, Adam Kingsbeer (Captain), Edward Richards, Nathan Thomas, Dylan Ninnis, Michael Fuller, Adam Davies. Subs: Harvey Davies, James Cockburn, Joseph Davies.
 
Referee: Gary Lewis.
 
 

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