West Wales Intermediate Cup – Round 4

Hakin have a good day against Seaside

 

Hakin United 4 – Seaside 0

 
Hakin United eased into the last eight following an impressive convincing victory over West Wales Premier League Seaside at the Obs.
 
The Vikings led 2-0 at the interval, the opener came in the 24^th minute as Ashley Bevan headed home at the far post which stemmed from a Jake Merry free kick inside the box which was headed by Shane Walsh straight to the lurking with intent striker.
 
The hosts added a second in the 31^st minute as Alfie Stotter fed Jack Britton, the midfielder struck a 25 yard screamer.
 
Three minutes before the interval the Vikings were awarded a penalty as Britton saw his well struck 12 yard effort brilliantly saved by Seaside’s goalkeeper David Hughes.
 
In the 73^rd minute Scott Davies’ Vikings added a crucial third as Walsh’s edge of the area low drive went through the legs of keeper Davies.
 
The visitors were reduced to ten men when Corey Richards received a second yellow card off referee Richard Vaughan.
 
Five minutes from full time substitute Jack Griffiths was in the right place at the right time to score his side’s fourth to complete the scoring.
 
Hakin United: Gareth Fawcett, Kieran King, Jake Merry, Jay Power, Jack Britton, Ryan Wilson, Jay Kilby, Ashley Bevan, Alfie Stotter, Shane Walsh, Mark Jones. Subs: Justin Harding, Craig Nicholson, Jack Griffiths, Henry Mayhew, Josh Lewis.
 
Seaside: David Hughes, Steffan Nunes, Jay Evans, Lee Stone, Robert Thomas (Captain), Ben Honeybun, Corey Richards, James Cresser, Minjun Cho, Shane McKibbin, Alfie Lloyd. Subs: Ben Hussey, Henry Davies, Trystan Nunes, Oliver Bajor, Tray Jenkins.
 
Referee: Richard Vaughan.






 

Wizards work magic to progress in cup

 

Glynneath Town 1 – Merlins Bridge 2

 
Merlins Bridge picked up a deserved away victory at Neath Premier Glynneath Town to march into the West Wales Intermediate Cup quarter finals.
 
Mike Preddy’s Wizards led 1-0 at half time as Josh Thomas fed Jason Griffiths the striker deftly lobbed goalkeeper Daniel Thomas.
 
Four minutes after the break the visitors doubled the lead as goal scorer Jason Griffiths pulled the ball back to Josh Thomas who struck a sweet left footed effort into the back of the net.
 
In the 89^th minute the hosts pulled one back through substitute Cai Davies, but it was a classic case of too little too late for the Neath outfit.
 
Glynneath Town: Daniel Thomas, Kyle Jones, Kian Reddy, Robbie Doherty, Brandon Williams, Jordan Boyle, Ryan Morris, Blaine Cunningham, Stephen Sedgmore, Brad Upton, James Newall (Captain). Subs: Morgan Harris, Matt Williams, Cai Davies, Kurtis Reddy, Kyle Morris.
 
Merlins Bridge: James Dickson, Harrison Goddard, Josh Silk, Jordan Thomas (Captain), Dai Davies, Josh Thomas, Nathan Evans, Jason Griffiths, Tomos Jago, Tomos Gwilliam. Subs: Harvey Dalton, Daniel Pearce, Peter Thomas, Matthew D’Ivry, Mike Preddy.
 
Referee: James Paddison.
 
 

Jones is spot-on for Goodwick

 

Goodwick United 1 – Cwmamman United 0

 
Rhys Jones’ second half penalty earned Goodwick United a slender but deserved victory over West Wales Premier League outfit at Phoenix Park to reach the last eight of this prestigious competition.
 
Goodwick manager was delighted with his teams performance as they all worked hard and dominated the cup tie from the first whistle until the last.
 
Just before half time the hosts were awarded a penalty which Jones took responsibility but Cwmamman goalkeeper Kurtis Bray pulled off a superb save to ensure it remained goalless at the interval.
 
In the 78^th minute the hosts were awarded a second penalty for a handball offence, again up stepped Jones who this time sent keeper Bray the wrong way as the ball crashed into the back of the net.
 
That crucial goal was enough to earn Goodwick victory as they now look forward to playing in the quarter finals.
 
Goodwick United: Nick Jones, Matty Delaney, James Bryan, Sean Pemberton, Scott Delaney (Captain), Luke Hayward, Rhys Jones, Jake Smith, Rhys Dalling, Will Haworth, Jonny Horgan. Subs: Steven Dockerty, Daniel Bryce, Alex Thomas, Dafydd Cole.
 
Cwmamman United: Kurtis Bray, Jackson Brereton, Alfie Phillips, James Gorman, Cameron Berry, Taylor Smith, Cameron Williams, Elliot Smith, Ryan Gibbons, Ryan Cole, Charlie Davies (Captain). Subs: Daniel Briggs, Myles Perkins, Jack Sullivan, Iestyn Evans, Grant Rees.
 
Referee: Robert Fulford.
 
 
 

 
 

Dylan’s brace earns Swifts victory over CKSK

 

Monkton Swifts 2 – CKSV 0

 
Striker Dylan Davies grabbed a superb brace to help Monkton Swifts to defeat West Wales Premier 10-man CKSV to reach the last eight of this prestigious cup clash at Monkton Lane.
 
This was always going to be a tricky tie for the Swifts, but they deservedly won while they kept a clean sheet, they could  have bagged a few more goals.
 
Midway through the first period Paul Miller set-up Davies who made no mistake which gave his side the lead.
 
After the interval the visitors were reduced to ten men as Liam Thomas received a straight red card from referee Spencer Williams.
 
Just pas the hour mark Miller assisted for the second time for Davies to find the back of keeper Connor Murphy-Healy’s net much to the delight of the Swifts whose name has been placed in the hat for the mouth-watering quarter final draw.
 
 
Monkton Swifts: Taylor Gullam, Ryan Hughes, Jay Kilby, Ben Steele (Captain), Liam Butland, Billy Davis, Gareth Finnegan, Dylan Davies, Paul Miller, Jonathan Lee. Subs: Jack Clarke, Jason Finnegan, Billy Abrahams, Lee Duignan, Cory Mair.
 
CKSV: Connor Murphy-Healy, Liam Thomas, Rehaan Akhtar, Zach Tinnuche, Rowan James, Morgan Edwards, Ben Williams, Daniel Lemon (Captain), Patrick Harry, Lewis James, Chris Howell John. Subs: Owain Hoppin, Aman Anand, Byram Buyukertas.
 
Referee: Spencer Williams.
 
 

Tenby edge Pennar on dramatic penalty shootout

 

Pennar Robins 3 – Tenby 3 – AET

(Tenby win 16-15 on penalties)

 
Tenby won this all Pembrokeshire tie on penalties against unlucky Pennar Robins in this titanic tie played at Bush Camp.
 
Games between these two teams are rarely boring, this tie no exception as it had everything, it finished 3-3 at full time and extra time then the dreaded shootout took place which Tenby incredibly won 16-15. Daniel James missed which left Jerome Williams to strike the winner.
 
Jamie Wilkes gave Pennar the lead in the 29^th minute before hit back with goals from Jerome Williams and Jacob Hipkiss as the visitors lead 2-1 at the break.
 
Five minutes after the interval Scott Ferney added a third for Tenby but back came with goals from Cameron Brunton and Ben Adams which levelled matters after 90 minutes. No further goals in extra time saw Williams bag from the spot in an epic shootout.
 
Pennar Robins: Rory Williams, Liam Williams, Luke Phillips, Sam Southcott, Ross Jones, Connor Roberts (Captain), Daniel James, Kieran Smith, Ben Adams, Jamie Wilkes, Cameron Brunton. Subs: Nick Willis, Sean Edmundson, Tom Grimwood, Noah Davison, Conner Willis.
 
Tenby: Dylan Noot, Sam Butler, Ned Davies, Kieran Allen, Daniel Storer (Captain), Joe Leahy, Spencer Williams, Scott Ferney, Jacob Hipkiss, Curtis Hurlow, Jerome Williams. Subs: Fraser Finaly, James Ardern, Robson Evans, Rhys Morgan, Charlie Greggory.
 
Referee: Gemma Border.
 
Delegate: Craig Templeton.