Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League – Division 1

 

Shane Walsh - added the crucial third goal for Hakin at Carew



 

Vikings win five-goal thriller at Carew

 

Carew 2 – Hakin United 3

 
Hakin United edged a five-goal thriller against Carew at the Rec, this was the champions’ seventh win of the season.
 
Manager Scott Davies’ Vikings are third in the table with five games in hand on new leaders Goodwick United, Ceri Brace’s Rooks sit in fifth as they lost for the fourth time.
 
Hakin put the Rooks under early pressure, but it was Carew who broke the deadlock in the 15th minute as a swift counter attack saw Marcus Griffiths release Archie Smith who gleefully swept the ball home past Sam Franklin.
 
The Vikings bagged two goals in as many minutes to put themselves in front, both were bagged by the returning deadly striker Nicky Woodrow, the equaliser set-up by Adam John, the second was teed-up by skipper Matthew Broome.
 
In the 53rd minute the Vikings added a third as Woodrow set-up Shane Walsh who made no mistake past keeper Tom Davies.
 
On 64 minutes, the hosts pulled one back through captain Sonny Phillips, but there was no further scoring as the Vikings sealed three precious points.
 
Carew: Tom Davies, Shaun Whitfield, Sonny Phillips (Captain), Sam Southcott, Thomas Cole, Archie Smith, Zac Rowell, Marcus Griffiths, Adam Muskett, James Hinchliffe, Curtis Hurlow. Subs: Gareth Lewis, Carlie Perkins, Oran Guile.
 
Hakin United: Sam Franklin, Jake Merry, Camron Thomas, Garin Gardner, Jay Power, Matthew Broome (Captain), Leon Luby, Jack Britton, Shane Walsh, Nicky Woodrow, Adam John. Subs: Justin Harding, Mark Jones, Ashley Bevan.
 
Referee: David Williams.

 

Goodwick defeat Tish to go top of table

 

Rhys Jones - scored the third goal for Goodwick against TishGoodwick United 3 – St Ishmaels 1

 
Goodwick United gained a workmanlike victory against St Ishmaels at Phoenix Park.
 
This result ensured that the Phoenix Lads moved a point clear at the top of the table whilst Tish stay in the uncomfortable second from bottom spot.
 
In the ninth minute the hosts opened the scoring as Rhys Dalling put away Jonny Horgan who comfortably slotted past Owen Thomas.
 
Despite Chris O’Sullivan’s Goodwick outfit dominating they came up against some stiff Tish resistance.
 
Five minutes after the interval the visitors equalised through Joel Morgan, but just past the hour mark Dan James restored his side’s lead thanks to a neat Steff Hayes assist.
 
In the 64th minute Goodwick put the result beyond doubt as the influential Dalling put in Rhys Jones who made no mistake.
 
Goodwick United: Kyle Marsh, Steffan Hayes, Ben Adams, Jordan Thomas (Captain), James Bryan, Steven Dockerty, Ryan Jones, Jake Smith, Rhys Dalling, Daniel James, Jonny Horgan. Subs: Scott Delaney, Will Haworth, Nathan Greene.
 
St Ishmaels: Owen Thomas, Arron Johnson, Daniel Coe, Matthew Cheshire, Joel Mills, Brennan Devonald, Joel Morgan, Adam Kingsbeer (Captain), Owen Lawrie, Michael Fuller, Nathan Thomas. Subs: Alisdair Robertson, Harvey Davies, Gerard Gray.
 
Referee: Neill Crawshaw.



Ben Steele with two assists for Monkton Swifts against St Clears
 

Swifts too hot for The Saints

 

Monkton Swifts 4 – St Clears 0

 

As the scoreline suggests Monkton Swifts totally dominated this clash against St Clears at Monkton Lane.
 
Swifts manager Chris Lloyd will be pleased his team picked up their sixth win of the campaign as they sit fourth in the table the Saints are bottom.
 
In the 17th minute Paul Miller’s sublime pass fell to Dylan Davies who pounced from inside the box for the opener, just before the break Jamie Wilkes added the second thanks to a neat Ben Steele assist.
 
Three minutes after the break Blake James added his side’s third, Miller with his second assist of the match.
 
In the 85th minute Jake Seaton found the back of the net, set-up by Steele for also his second assist of the game.
 
Monkton Swifts: Stuart James, Gareth Finnegan, Chris Richards (Captain), Jake Seaton, Ross Jones, Jamie Wilkes, Ben Steele, Paul Miller, Dylan Davies, Martyn Carroll, Blake James. Subs: Jason Finnegan, Will Abrahams, Connor Hay.
 
St Clears: Daniel James, Harri Morgans, Jamie Thomas, Steffan Jenkins, Dorian Davies (Captain), Nathan Evans, Ryan Thomas, Jonathan Seeley, Travis Jones, Cian Strudley, Harri Jones. Subs: Lee Strudley, Mark Pickersgill.
 
Referee: Paul Rooney.


Neyland scorers Mike Chandler and Fletcher Picton. Picture Martin Jones
 

Kilgetty claim win high scoring affair

 

Neyland 3 – Kilgetty 6

 
Kilgetty gained a thoroughly deserved victory at Neyland in a high scoring affair.
 
The visitors opened the scoring the 13th minute as Owain Coombs made no mistake with a close-range finish.
 
In the 17th minute the Nomads levelled matters, a neat ball down the right by Cory Richards to Aidan Rees, the latter’s by-line cut back fell into the path of Mike Chandler who beat a defender before he drilled into the net.
 
The visitors restored the lead when striker Steven Thomas headed home, two minutes later they added their third as Richard Tebbutt’s trickery on the right resulted in a well taken effort, minutes later Tebbutt headed in the fourth.
 
After the break the Nomads pulled one back as a neat Chandler ball over the top fell to Fletcher Picton, the 17-year-old showed a good turn of pace plus a composed finish.
 
In the 67th minute Thomas beat a couple of defenders before the striker drilled into the net from the edge of the area for goal number five.
 
In the 76th minute Richard Cope added the sixth with a firm header at a corner, in added time Corey Richards found Picton who added his second of the game for the Nomads’ third.
 
Neyland: Patrick Hannon, Dylan Rowland, Tyler Sutton, Sean Hannon (Captain), Simon Ellis, Jack John, Aidan Rees, Mike Chandler, Fletcher Picton, Leon Barrett, Corey Richards. Subs: Liam Rees, Jarred Campbell, Andrew Davies.
 
Kilgetty: Ben Evans, Danny Peters, Owain Coombs, Ross Hurst, Richard Tebbutt, Lloyd Hughes, Callum Proctor, Henry Lawrence, Josh Bevan (Captain), Richard Cope, Steve Thomas. Subs: Sam Lewis, Billy Everett.
 
Referee: Angus Scourfield.



Sean Edmundson is closed down at Bush Camp
 

Robins and Sports settle for a draw

 

Pennar Robins 1 – Fishguard Sports 1

 
Pennar Robins and Fishguard Sports camps can feel content they shared a point apiece at Bush Camp.
 
Sports are eighth and Robins ninth in the table respectively, the Sports are four points clear of second from bottom Tish, whilst the Robins are just a point ahead.
 
The visitors opened the scoring in the tenth minute as Luke Thomas found the back of the net, the 19-year-old latched onto a Patrick Hughes assist.
 
Both teams created chances, both also wasted them, just before the break the Robins were awarded a penalty that Phil Thompson missed, so the visitors held onto a slender 1-0 half time lead.
 
In the 56th minute Liam Williams equalised as Sean Edmundson set up the 19-year-old, it ensured the Robins made their point.
 
Pennar Robins: Rory Williams, Adam Cole, Jake Clark, Rhys Lucas, Connor Roberts (Captain), Jason Donohoe, Kieran Smith, Craig Asparassa, Sean Edmundson, Nick Willis, Liam Williams. Subs: Phil Thompson, Conner Willis, Brandon Sture.
 
Fishguard Sports: Ryan Sinnott, Scott Edwards, Ieuan Llewellyn, Patrick Hughes (Captain), Gary Delaney, Sean Seymour-Davies, Danny Hopkin, Greg Hughes, Luke Thomas, Sean Thomas, Iwan Howells. Subs: Iwan Lilley, Aled James, Haydn Hughes.
 
Referee: Sion Jenkins.
 
 

Game postponed

 

Clarbeston Road v Merlins Bridge


Postponed due to a frozen pitch

Referee: Craig Templeton.