The North Wales Women’s Recreational Football League is underway!
The first two matches in the newly-formed league have taken place over the last two days, both involving teams in Group West.
Queen Bees Eglwysbach and Llanfairfechan Town played the historic first-ever game in the league and, befitting the occasion, battled out a thrilling 4-4 draw.
Maddie Williams, who has impressed hugely in build-up games for Llanfair, scored a hat-trick and Rachel Evans was also on target with her first senior goal.
Queen Bees would not be denied their draw though, Hannah Jones (2), Jo Trafford and Seren Kerfoot-Robson grabbing their goals.
The game also had some real drama, as Llanfair had the chance to win it when they were awarded a penalty, but Maddie Williams’ effort was saved by heroic stand-in keeper Laura Nicholls.
The second match saw Mochdre Lionesses claim a narrow 2-1 win over Penrhyn Bay Panthers.
Both these teams have been around for a while, playing in the Cheshire-based Inspire League over the past couple of years.
They played out a good contest but two goals from Alicia Stretton sealed a Lionesses win, Eleanor Slack replying for the Panthers.
October 13: Queen Bees Eglwysbach 4 (Hannah Jones 2, Jo Trafford, Seren Kerfoot-Robson) Llanfairfechan Town 4 (Maddie Williams 3, Rachel Evans)
October 14: Penrhyn Bay Panthers 1 (Eleanor Slack) Mochdre Lionesses 2 (Alicia Stretton 2)
Iwan Roberts-Jones was a five-goal hero for Pwllheli - Tim Datblygu. Llun@ CPD Pwllheli -…
Callum Parry has banged in 16 goals so far for Trearddur Bay. Picture: SEAN CHADWICK…
Conwy Borough have appointed Ronnie Green as their new first team manager and head coach.…
Sports club Wrexham Foresters is looking forward to some new competition this season, with the…
The FAW Cup Draw show will be broadcast on Cymru Football TV at 8pm on…
Mark Richards (left) was man of the match for Rhostyllen at Penyffordd. Picture: RHOSTYLLEN FC…