Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League – Division 1

 

Vikings are too hot for derby rivals Robins

 

Milford United 0 - Hakin United 5

 
Hakin United eased to a comfortable five-goal victory against Hakin United at Marble Hall on Saturday afternoon in the only game played in the top flight as the other top teams were involved in West Wales Intermedtiate Cup ties.
 
The Vikings have taken the opportunity to close the gap to within a point of leaders Goodwick United who have a game in hand, with this five-goal salvo performance. Not only a good result but the Vikings will be happy they kept a clean sheet.
 
Hakin’s skipper Ryan Wilson put in a man of the match performance with another industrious central midfield performance as the skipper led by example as he assisted two goals and also found the back of the net.
 
Justin Harding set-up co striker Shane Walsh for an early opener following a goalmouth scramble, just ten minutes later the Vikings grabbed a second as Leon Luby put in  Ryan Wilson who delightfully chipped Robins’ goalkeeper Charlie Malloy.
 
After the break Scott Davies’ team continued to control matters and were rewarded in the 57^th minute when Wilson’s pinpoint cross was met by a clinical far post header by Walsh for his second but his side’s third goal.
 
Substitute Callum Stannett made an impact as he bagged two further late goals in the 71^st and 88^th minutes.
 
Stannett headed home Jack Britton’s corner, again Wilson the provider assisted for the substitute who drilled home from ten yards, putting the shine on an excellent win against derby rivals Milford United.

Next Saturday, 9^th November, Hakin United entertain West Wales Premier outfit West End in the West Wales Intermediate Cup, round two, at the Obs, kick-off 1.30pm.

 
Milford United: Charlie Malloy, Rhys Brawn, Sam Davies, Anthony Hubbuck, Scott Griffiths (Captain), Ieuan Rutherford, Tyler Sheil (71’ Corey Rayner), Morgan Picton (79’ James McCallan), Joey Jones, Scott Reid, Liam Davies (60’ Cian Price).
 
Hakin United: Gareth Fawcett, Kieran King, Camron Thomas, Jake Merry, Jack Griffiths (75’ Louis Thompson), Leon Luby (66’ Craig Nicholson), Jack Britton, Shane Walsh, Ryan Wilson, Justin Harding (56’ Callum Stannett), Mark Jones.
 
Referee: David Badger.