Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League – Division 1

 


 

Vikings hit Wizards for six

 

Merlins Bridge 0 – Hakin United 6

 
Hakin United struck six unanswered second half goals to pick up an impressive victory against Merlins Bridge in their own backyard.
 
After a goalless first half, the Vikings put the Wizards to the sword with an impressive display.
 
Wizards’ James Dickson was outstanding the keeper pulled off a string of top drawer saves to deny the visitors, but the relentless pressure eventually took its toll in the second half.
 
Shane Walsh opened the scoring when Nicky Woodrow’s goal bound header was parried by Dickson only for the substitute to profit at the far post.
 
Ten minutes later Walsh added the second from a pinpoint cross from the left by Camron Thomas, Woodrow headed home the third, before Mark Jones was upended in the box by Andrew John for a definite penalty which Luby lashed into the roof of the net for goal number four.
 
Super sub Walsh grabbed his hat-trick when he delightfully curled his effort into the top corner from the edge of the 18 yard box for the fifth, three minutes from the end Woodrow guided home from a Luby cross inside the six-yard box to wrap up proceedings.
 
Merlins Bridge: James Dickson, Henry Thomas, Andrew John (Captain), Jamie Palmer, Chris Ormond, Nick Squire, Matthew D’Ivry, David Davies, Sam Christopher, Jordan Richards, Lee Hudgell. Subs: Ewan Cunningham, Kian Lee, Lewis Miller.
 
 
Hakin United: Sam Franklin, Jake Merry, Camron Thomas, Jay Power, Matthew Broome, Jack Britton, Leon Luby, Ryan Wilson, Ashley Bevan (Captain), Nicky Woodrow, Adam John. Subs: Mark Jones, Shane Walsh, Kieran King.
Referee: Sean O’Connor.





 

Rooks are in seventh heaven

 

Carew 7 – Fishguard Sports 0

 
A scintillating second half performance earned Carew a convincing victory against Fishguard Sports at the Recreation Ground.
 
Marcus Griffiths struck an early goal which was the only goal of the opening 45 minutes.
 
However, after the interval the Rooks took full control as they grabbed six further goals without reply as they picked up their seventh win of the season.
 
Muskett was on target with the second, minutes later the same man scored the third from the spot, defender Shaun Whitfield found the back of the net for the fourth, five minutes later Sam Southcott added the fifth.
 
Muskett drilled in the sixth to chalk up his hat-trick, five minutes from the end Charlie Perkins was on target with goal number seven.
 
Carew: Tom Davies, Shaun Whitfield, Sonny Phillips (Captain), Zac Rowell, Sam Southcott, Spencer Williams, James Adie, Marcus Griffiths, Adam Muskett, Charlie Perkins, Curtis Hurlow. Subs: Thomas Cole, James Hinchliffe.
 
Fishguard Sports: Ryan Sinnott, Patrick Hughes (Captain), Ieuan Llewellyn, Anthony Couzens, Gary Delaney, Iwan Howells, Danny Hopkin, Greg Hughes, Aled James, Iwan Lilley. Subs: Morgan Bateman, Jordan White, Joseph Griffiths.
 
Referee: Angus Scourfield.

 

Steele double sinks Clarby

Clarbeston Road 1 – Monkton Swifts 3

 
Monkton Swifts came from behind to secure a hard fought victory against Clarbeston Road at Knockfield.
 
The hosts started brightly as Josh Wood struck past Taylor Gullam which gave Clarby an early advantage.
 
But the Swifts levelled matters in the 38^th minute as Ben Steele struck, on stroke of half time Steele added his second which gave the Swifts a slender 2-1 cushion at the break.
 
 
In the 78^th minute the visitors grabbed a crucial third as man of the match Steele set-up Declan Carroll who found the back of Ryan Mansell’s net.
 
Clarbeston Road: Rhys Mansell, Ben Clague, Joules Ward, Rheinallt George (Captain), Charlie George, Gethin Harries, Jake Booth, Matthew Davies, Ben John, Rob Morgans, Josh Wood. Subs: Matthew Ellis, Steffan Williams, Niall Kinsella.
 
Monkton Swifts: Taylor Gullam, Gareth Finnegan, Will Abrahams, Jake Seaton, Ross Jones, Martyn Carroll (Captain), Ben Steele, Richard Hughes, Dylan Davies, Declan Carroll, Jamie Wilkes. Subs: Jason Finnegan, Jack Clarke.
 
Referee: Paul Rooney.
 

Kilgetty too hot for struggling Tish

 

Kilgetty 4 – St Ishmaels 1

 
Fifth placed Kilgetty picked up a thoroughly deserved victory against St Ishmaels at the Kingsmoor Ground.
 
Gerard Gray’s Tish outfit took the lead as Joel Morgan struck, but five minutes before the break Steve Thomas equalised from the spot.
 
Oscar Miles struck shortly after the break which gave Kilgetty the lead, minutes later Henry Lawrence lashed home the third as the hosts took control.
 
Two minutes from the end midfielder Callum Proctor added the fourth which secured the points for Kilgetty who are seventh in the table whilst Tish have slipped into the relegation zone.
 
Kilgetty: Ben Evans, Danny Peters, Ryan Coleman, Ross Hurst, Kyran Lewis, Oscar Miles, Callum Proctor, Henry Lawrence, Josh Bevan (Captain), Richard Cope, Steven Thomas. Subs: Billy Everett, Rhys Hewson, Sam Lewis.
 
St Ishmaels: Andrew Pawlett, Alisdair Robertson, Daniel Coe, Matthew Cheshire, Brennan Devonald, Joel Morgan, Adam Kingsbeer, Edward Richards, Owen Lawrie, Nathan Thomas, Joel Mills. Subs: Gerard Gray, Louis Godden, Gareth Cheshire.
 
Referee: Stefan Jenkins.
 
 

Pennar beat Neyland to move out of drop zone

 

Pennar Robins 2 – Neyland 1

 
Super sub Sean Edmundson drilled in a crucial second half penalty that secured victory for Pennar Robins against gritty Neyland at Bush Camp.
 
This win sees Pennar move out of the bottom two as Neyland must have felt they should have had a point at the very least in this competitive tussle.
 
Rory Williams pulled off a cracking early save to deny Mike Chandler, midway through the half Patrick Hannon tipped an effort over the crossbar.
 
In the 36^th minute the Nomads broke the deadlock as Chandler squared to Corey Richards who made no mistake with a six yard tap-in.
 
The Nomads started well in the second half as Aidan Rees drilled wide, minutes later keeper Williams blocked Rees’s close range shot.
 
In the 54^th minute the Robins levelled matters when Adam Cole struck a superb half volley which flew in the top corner.
 
Craig Asparassa missed a good chance as he skied his effort, the hosts were awarded a penalty for handball, up stepped substitute Edmondson who drilled in the far corner to ensure his team picked up the crucial points.
 
Pennar Robins: Rory Williams, Adam Cole, Jake Clark, Rhys Lucas, Gedion Hockin, Phil Thompson, Kieran Smith, Connor Roberts (Captain), Connor Willis, Craig Asparassa, Nick Willis. Subs: Sean Edmundson, Carl Rees, Liam Williams.
 
Neyland: Patrick Hannon, Jack John, Tyler Sutton, Lewis Page, Sean Hannon (Captain), Leon Barrett, Mike Chandler, Max Bowman-Davies, Corey Richards, Aidan Rees, Simon Ellis. Subs: Ben Fairbairn, Rhys Phillips, Jake Powell.
 
Referee: Steve Williams.
 

Goodwick rout ten-man Saints

 

St Clears 3 – Goodwick United 10

 
League leaders Goodwick United cruised to victory at bottom of the table ten-man St Clears.
 
The Saints took an early lead as Steffan Jenkins struck, in the 15^th minute Will Haworth equalised as Saints had Jason Baxter was sent off.
 
Rhys Jones added the second, Rhys Dalling made no mistake with the third, Jones added the fourth, Luke Hayward the fifth and Nathan Greene the sixth.
 
After the interval Jon Seeley pulled one back for the Saints, but Goodwick continued to press as substitute Hawkins was on target with the seventh, battling Saints pulled another back through Jenkins which was his second of the game.
 
In the 80^th minute Jones added goal number eight which was the midfielder’s hat-trick, Hayward added the ninth plus Hawkins drilled home the tenth.
 
St Clears: Daniel James, Martin Thomas (Captain), Harri Jones, Sam Nicholls, Ryan Thomas, Nathan Evans, Jonathan Seeley, Steffan Jenkins, Jason Baxter, Dorian Davies. Subs: Cian Strudley, Travis Jones.
 
Goodwick United: James Gwilt, Steff Hayes, Ben Adams, Steven Dockerty, James Bryan, Luke Hayward, Rhys Jones, Jake Smith, Rhys Dalling, Nathan Greene, Will Haworth. Subs: Adam Hawkins, Daniel James, Sion O’Sullivan.
 
Referee: Sion Jenkins.