Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League – Division 1

 

 

Richards bags added time winner for Carew

 

Carew 3 – Monkton Swifts 2

 
Jordan Richards bagged an injury time winner for Carew who picked up their second win of the season at the expense of Monkton Swifts.
 
The Swifts sit third in the table and Carew are fifth, the two teams met earlier this month as it finished 4-4 at Monkton Lane, this game looked to be heading for a draw until Richards got a last gasp winner.
 
In the 16^th minute the visitors opened the scoring as Gareth Finnegan laid the scoring opportunity up for Declan Carrol to beat Tom Davies.
 
Four minutes later The Rooks equalised as Dylan Morgan slotted in as the score read 1-1 at the break.
 
Ten minutes after the interval The Rooks got their noses in front as Adam Muskett was on target with the second.
 
However, The Swifts continued to battle and were rewarded when Carrol drilled home the leveller which was assisted by Dylan Davies.
 
This clash had a draw written all over it, but Richards broke The Swifts’ hearts in added time.
 
Carew: Tom Davies, Shaun Whitfield, Sonny Phillips, Sam Southcott, Spenser Williams, Dylan Morgan, Morgan Scourfield, Marcus Griffiths, Jordan Richards, Adam Muskett, Chris Hurlow. Subs: Thomas Cole, Ceri Brace, Alex Bayley.
 
Monkton Swifts: Leon-diego Stewart, Jason Kilby, Luke Phillips, Jake Seaton, Connor Hay, Martyn Carroll, Chris Richards, Gareth Finnegan, Dylan Davies, Declan Carroll, Jamie Wilkes. Subs: Thomas Powell, Paul Miller, Blake James.
 
Referee: Sean O’Connor.



 

Vikings bag comfortable win at Clarby

 

Clarbeston Road 0 – Hakin United 4

 
Champions Hakin United grabbed two goals in each half to run out comfortable victors against gallant bottom of the table Clarbeston Road.
 
Jack Britton netted both goals in the first period as Shane Walsh and substitute Ben Aldred added further goals in the second period to secure The Vikings’ third win from four league outings.
 
In the 12^th minute Scott Davies’ Vikings opened the scoring as a loose ball from a corner fell to Britton who guided the ball into the net.
 
Six minutes later the visitors doubled the lead as Adam John (transferred in midweek from Carmarthen Town) set up Britton who neatly tucked the ball past Rhys Mansell.
 
Matt Ellis’ Clarby Road troop worked hard, but on the day lacked that cutting edge to really trouble the Vikings’ defence.
 
In the 83^rd minute Walsh bagged the third thanks to an assist by Britton, in added time Aldred struck from 12 yards following a John assist.
 
Clarbeston Road: Rhys Mansell, Ben Clague, Josh Wood, Rheinallt George, Charlie George, Matthew Griffiths, Matthew Ellis, Niall Kinsella, Ben John, Fletcher Picton, Joules Ward. Subs: Llywelyn George, Steff Williams, Jake Booth.
 
Hakin United: Sam Franklin, Jake Merry, Camron Thomas, Jay Power, Mark Jones, Matthew Broome, Jack Britton, Adam John, Leon Luby, Nathan Banner. Subs: Justin Harding, Ben Aldred, Brennan Devonald.
 
Referee: Neill Crawshaw.
 

Goodwick work hard for win at Kilgetty

 

Kilgetty 0 – Goodwick United 2

 
League leaders Goodwick United had to work hard to overcome a determined Kilgetty outfit at the Kingsmoor Ground.
 
The Phoenix Lads are joint top with Merlins Bridge, Chris O’Sullivan’s outfit have a slender goal difference advantage.
 
After last week’s confident boost win in Hakin the Phoenix Lads were not handed victory on a plate at Kilgetty.
 
In the 15^th minute the visitors opened the scoring as Nathan Greene teed-up Rhys Jones, 14 minutes later they got a second as Luke Hayward released Rhys Dalling who made no mistake.
 
The visitors led 2-0 at half time, but after the break they came up against some stern resistance and failed to add to their goals tally.
 
Kilgetty: Ben Evans, Carl Gwyther, Owain Coombs, Ross Hurst, Mark Davies, Richard Tebbutt, Callum Proctor, Tom Baker, Josh Bevan, Richard Cope, Sam Lewis. Subs: Ryan Coleman, Billy Everett, Henry Lawrence.
 
Goodwick United: James Gwilt, Steff Hayes, Jake Smith, Jordan Thomas, Scott Delaney, Luke Hayward, Rhys Jones, Ben Adams, Rhys Dalling, Nathan Greene, Will Haworth. Subs: Jonny Horgan, Adam Hawkins, Rob Morgans.
 
Referee: Paul Rooney.
 

Bridge finish strongly to beat Nomads

 

Neyland 1 – Merlins Bridge 3

 
An excellent second half display earned joint leaders Merlins Bridge a hard-fought victory against Neyland at the Athletic Ground.
 
There were not goals in the first period, but it certainly livened up in the second period.
 
In the 53^rd minute The Wizards opened the scoring when a cross was palmed away by keeper Patrick Hannon only for Dai Davies lurking with intent at the far post to find the roof of the net.
 
In the 65^th minute The Nomads squared matters as Mike Chandler assisted Sean Hannon who made no mistake inside the box.
 
However, the Wizards finished the stronger and were rewarded as Matthew D’Ivry set up two further goals for Alfie Sotter and Ben Davies to secure the points.
 
Neyland: Patrick Hannon, Andrew Kemp, Tyler Sutton, Ben Fairbairn, Sean Hannon, Jack John, Aidan Rees, Mike Chandler, Max Bowman-Davies, Leon Barrett, Liam Rees. Subs: Ollie Britton, Kieran Arran, Corey Richards.
 
Merlins Bridge: James Dickson, Henry Thomas, Andrew John, Lee Hudgell, Richard Hughes, Peter Thomas, Ben Davies, Dai Davies, Matthew D’Ivry, Jordan Williams, Alfie Stotter. Subs: Simon Thomas, Rhys Clutterbuck, Tom Mezzetta.
 
Referee: Martin Jones.



 

Sports come good in second half at Tish

 

St Ishmaels 0 – Fishguard Sports 2

 
Fishguard Sports scored twice in the second half to secure the points at St Ishmaels.
 
This was the Sports’ second win of the campaign as they currently sit sixth in the table and Tish are second from bottom.
 
After a goalless first half in tricky conditions, it was the visitors who broke the deadlock midway through the second period as 18-year-old Luke Thomas found the back of the net.
 
The visitors put the result beyond doubt when goal scorer Thomas set-up Greg Hughes, also aged 18, who made no mistake with his side’s second.
 
Sports boss Phil Jones will be happy with the win and also his team kept a clean sheet which is always a pleasing statistic.
 
St Ishmaels: Louis Godden, Arron Johnson, Alisdair Robertson, Michael Fuller, Kieran Rendell, Gareth Cheshire, Joel Mills, Adam Kingsbeer, Owen Laurie, Brennan Findlay, Luke Hart. Subs: Edward Richards, Joel Morgan, Nathan Thomas.
 
Fishguard Sports: Ryan Sinnott, Jared Gethin, Ieuan Llewellyn, Iwan Howells, Gary Delaney, Iwan Lilley, Patrick Hughes, Greg Hughes, Luke Thomas, Sean Thomas, Scott Edwards. Subs: Toby Colley, Jordan White.
 
Referee: Stefan Jenkins.