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RESERVES THRASH PORT
10th February 2020
Llangefni Town Reserves eased to a comfortable 4-1 win after another impressive performance against 3rd placed Porthmadog on Friday night. The visitors made a shaky start and were 1-0 down after 10 minutes when the striker capitalised on a defensive mistake. Llangefni were soon level after Luke Waller found himself free at the far post to tuck away an excellent cross by William Hughes. The visitors grew in confidence and deservedly took the lead 5 minutes before half-time when Steven Jones headed in Waller’s cross to make it 2-1.
Llangefni started the second half like they finished the first and it was only a matter of time before they scored another. The third goal came on 70 minutes when Steven Jones once again got on the end of a cross to poke the ball into the back of the net. By now Llangefni were coasting and keeping possession very well. Substitute Cai Penny Williams sealed the win when he got on the end of a Gethin Jones through ball and produced a cool finish to make it 4-1 in the 87th minute. The reserves are in outstanding form and will be looking to continue this run against St Asaph on Saturday.
LLANGEFNI TOWN 0-5 FLINT TOWN
10th February 2020
Match report to follow.
PENRHYNCOCH 2-0 LLANGEFNI TOWN
3rd February 2020
Match report to follow.
JACKPOT ROLLS OVER TO £300
27th January 2020
RESERVES THROUGH TO THE FINAL!
26th January 2020
Lockstock Fireworks Challenge Cup semi-final:
Denbigh Town Reserves 0-2 Llangefni Town Reserves
Scorers: OG, Luke Waller
Llangefni Town Reserves produced an outstanding team performance to beat Denbigh Town Reserves 2-0 at Central Park on Saturday to reach the final of the Lockstock Fireworks Challenge Cup. Llangefni took an early lead when Luke Waller's free kick deflected in off Denbigh's Adam Jones after 3 minutes. 10 minutes later Keenan Latham hit the post after a poor clearance from the goalkeeper. Steven Jones' rebound was cleared off the line by a defender. The home side were awarded a penalty after 28 minutes when Dion Owen was judged to have fouled Andy Thomas in the box. Thomas' low and powerful spot kick was saved and held by Tyler French who once again had a very impressive game for the reserves. The teams went in at half-time with the visitors 1-0 up.
Llangefni knew they'd be under pressure in the second half but some resolute defending limited Denbigh to very few clear cut chances. The second goal came after 84 minutes when Luke Waller latched onto a Tyler French long pass before unleashing a powerful shot passed the goalkeeper to seal the win for Llangefni. Will Hughes thought he'd made it 3-0 late on but the goal was ruled out for offside. Manager Gafyn Buckland was delighted with his side's performance and is looking forward to see who they will play in the final. Bangor City play Nantlle Vale in the other Semi-Final at Nantporth on Tuesday night.
