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Reserves in action tonight
19th September 2018
Gafyn Buckland and the Llangefni Town Reserves lads are in action tonight at Lon Talwrn as they take on Conwy Borough Reserves.
Kick Off is 7.30pm and entry is only £1
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FAW Trophy 3rd
18th September 2018
The Town have been drawn against Ian Andrews's Penycae Football Club in the 3rd of the FAW Trophy. Penycae play their football in the Welsh national league Wrexham Area and have previously won this competition in 2003/04 and runners up in 2008-09.
Tie will be played at Cae Bob Parry on 27th October.
RESERVES PLAY THEIR FIRST HOME GAME TOMORROW NIGHT
18th September 2018
Llangefni Town Reserves play their first game at home against Conwy Borough Reserves tomorrow night after they had to play their first 5 games away from home due to ground maintenance being carried out at Lon Talwrn. It's been a tough start for the youngsters but they've competed in every game and Saturdays match at Llanrug could have gone either way before a couple of late goals sealed a 4-2 victory for the home side.
This team is full of potential and really needs the whole club and the town to get behind them, so we would really appreciate your support tomorrow night. Kick off is 7.30pm.
THE TOWN WIN IN LOCAL DERBY
16th September 2018
Llangefni Town progressed through to the 3rd round of the FAW Trophy with a 3 - 0 win over local rivals Gaerwen. Manager Chris Roberts made seven changes to the side that beat Greenfield last week, with Liam Ewing, Andy Sinclair, Steve Kehoe, Liam Morris, Paul Rowlands, Iwan Jones and Marvin Pritchard all starting.
Former Gaerwen striker Liam Morris doubled Cefni's lead on 55 minutes, beating his man to finish well from 12 yards. With just ten minutes remaining substitute Alan Mark Owen sealed the win for the Town with a tap in at the far post following good work from Marvin Pritchard.
We caught up with the manager after the game:
“We always knew that Gaerwen would up their game coming to Lon Talwrn and that was the case today. We found it hard to get going in the opening 45 minutes and were wasteful in possession. A few harsh words were said to the players at half time and i felt that we came out in the second half much better, moving the ball well and with a quick tempo to our play. We made 7 changes to the team that started in the league last weekend and it was good to give a few players coming back from injury etc some minutes. All in all a poor performance but another win to keep our unbeaten run going and we progress into the next round.”
LLANGEFNI TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB REQUIRE A COMMERCIAL MANAGER
12th September 2018
