Luke Hayward goes on the attack for Johnston, the midfielder was sent-off in the second half against Evans & Williams.

It was an extremely busy Saturday afternoon in the Pembrokeshire football calendar, there was league action, West Wales Intermediate Cup and Senior Cup competitions in progress.

Starting with West Wales Intermediate Cup, holders Johnston narrowly won 3-2 at home against Carmarthenshire Premier League outfit Evans & Williams. Adam Hawkins (2) and Mark Jones scored that gave the Tigers a three-goal cushion at the break. But the homesters were reduced to ten-men when Luke Hayward received a straight red card, the visitors took advantage to pull two goals back through Stuart Rees, but the Tigers clung on for a nervous victory.

James Stanmore and Adam Davies (2) grabbed goals for Hakin United who won 1-3 at Carmarthenshire Premier League Pengelli United.

Narberth thrashed Swansea League Division One Kilvey Fords 0-9 and ensured that the Bluebirds face another Swansea outfit in the form of third division Landore. Matthew Price (5), Morgan Preece (2), Adi Jones and Justin Blewitt found the back of the net.

Jamie Butland scored twice for Hubberston who lost 2-3 at home to Tumble United.

For the second successive week Resolven v Tenby and Trallwm v St Clears were postponed, now both cup ties will be reversed next Saturday, with both teams from Pembrokeshire now having home advantage.

In the Senior Cup second round there was five cup ties completed. Causing an upset was second division Clarbeston Road who won 4-3 at home against first division St Ishmaels. Jason Griffiths and Danny Clarke scored a brace apiece for triumphant Road, whilst Jack Palmer (2) and Martyn Pawlett netted for disappointing Tish.

First division Goodwick United hammered third division Haverfordwest Cricket Club 8-0. Netting for the Phoenix Boys were Ryan Howells (4), Wayne O’Sullivan (2), Aled Rees and Rhys Dalling.

In an all second division tie Letterston lost 0-1 at home against Fishguard Sports, grabbing the solitary goal for the visitors was Ryan Davies.

First Division Monkton Swifts defeated Division Two Herbrandston 2-0 at home; netting for the Swifts was Daniel Scourfield and Wayne Brunton.

Steve McNabney scored twice to earn Merlins Bridge a 0-2 victory at Neyland in an all first division tie. Both teams stood for a minute’s silence before kick-off as a mark of respect to former Wizards manager Derek Roberts who died earlier in the week.

In the Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League First Division Hundleton drew 2-2 at home against Saundersfoot Sports. Player boss Jamie Stanley scored twice for the home side as Geoff Marsh and a Jake Marsh penalty grabbed the goals that secured a point for the visitors.

The West Dragons home league clash with Pennar Robins was abandoned with barely a minute played as Dragons’ Jordan Thomas dislocated his shoulder, and by the time the ambulance took him to hospital there would not have been enough daylight to complete the fixture.  The good news is that Jordan had his shoulder put back in place in hospital and was allowed home the same evening, so now the fixture will be played at a later in the season.

 

Ambulance paramedics Martin Goodchild and Andrew Thomas treat West Dragons player Jordan Thomas and put him on a stretcher.