Tuesday 09 Oct 2021
CHALLENGE CUP
The New Saints 2
Airbus UK Broughton 0
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Sunday 14 Oct 2021
WELSH PREMIER
Rhyl FC
HOME - Park Hall
Kick-off: 14:30
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Saturday 06 Oct 2021
SPAR MID WALES LEAGUE
Newbridge 0
TNS Reserves 0
Match report
Saturday 13 Oct 2021
SPAR MID WALES LEAGUE
Tywyn Bryncrug
AWAY
Kick-off: 14:30
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Alfie Carter 7
Michael Wilde 6
Chris King 1
Luke Holden 1
Llanelli AFC 22
Rhyl FC 19
The New Saints 18
Carmarthen Town 16
Welshpool Town 14
Haverfordwest County 13
Connah's Quay Nomads 12
Port Talbot Town 11
Aberystwyth Town 11
Caernarfon Town 11
Airbus UK Broughton 11
Newtown AFC 11
Neath Athletic 9
NEWI Cefn Druids 9
Bangor City 8
Porthmadog FC 3
Llangefni Town 3
Caersws FC 3
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Aberystwyth Reserves 28
TNS Reserves 25
Newtown Reserves 22
Newbridge 19
Presteigne St Andrews 14
Bow Street 13
Llanrhaeadr 12
Tywyn Bryncrug 11
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MITCHELL RUBS SALT IN PORT WOUNDS
Aden Shannon scored a brace in Welshpool's 5-3 win over Caersws.
DESPITE their indifferent Welsh Premier League form, which has brought just three points from eight games, Llangefni Town maintained their 100 percent record in the Loosemores League Cup to claim a place in the quarter-finals.
They beat Porthmadog 2-0 at Talwrn Road, with visiting caretaker boss Viv Williams unable to reverse the poor run of form which has seen The Traeth outfit exit three knockout competitions in the space of eight days.
Former Traeth midfielder Geraint Mitchell rubbed salt in the wounds by opening the scoring against his former club on 57 minutes, but the hosts had to wait until the 87th-minute to make the game safe when sub Danny Glyn Roberts scored with virtually his first touch.
With Port were eliminated from the FAW Premier Cup last Tuesday, 7-2 at home to Port Talbot, and dumped from the Welsh Cup 2-0 by Welshpool on Saturday, all that remains for whoever is appointed to succeed Clayton Blackmore as manager is to climb the table and claim a place in next season's Premier Cup.
Caersws hopes of retaining the trophy they won for the third time last season are almost over after a 5-3 defeat at Welshpool's Maesydre.
Both sides traded goals in the first half, before Aden Shannon made the scoreline 3-2 deep into first-half stoppage time. Both Shannon and former Bluebird Chris Venables went on to complete a brace in the second period.
Caersws must win their final game, and hope Welshpool lose, to reach the last eight.
10 October 2021
 
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