Photos by kind permission of Brian Prydden
Two goals from Will Thomas helped ensure Caersws took maximum points at Afoneitha Road.
The visitors grabbed the lead in the 22nd minute through Luke Evans after Penycae failed to deal with a free kick.
Thomas added a second in the 27th minute following an error in the home defence.
An improved performance in the second half saw Penycae create several chances, but the hosts were profligate in front of goal.
And in the 58th minute they paid the price when Thomas completed his double to make it 3-0.
In the 77th minute Tom Edwards capped a fine individual performance with a goal to reduce the deficit, but Penycae were not able to add to that and Caersws deservedly took all three points.
John Gerrard of AE Sewing Machines selected Tom Edwards as Penycae’s Man of the Match.
Ahead of the game both Caersws and Penycae paid their respects to Katherine Williams and Thomas ‘Winnie’ Evans who both sadly passed away recently.
A minute’s silence was held before kick-off and both sets of players, staff and supporters paid their respects.
Further to this, Penycae are deeply saddened to hear the news of Mark Weeks’ passing and extend deepest condolences to all his family and friends.
Stuart Williams
William Scott
Luis Hughes (Jac Scott 86)
Kieran Smith
Dyfan Thomas
Michael Parry
Tom Edwards
Joshua Hughes
Harry Edwards (Leighton Edwards 82)
Blessing Osilaja (Alex Rowlands)
Tomos Davies
Edward Harding
Nefen Savage
Will Evans
Aryn Matthee
Rhydian Davies
Luke Evans (Gareth Jones 86)
Neil Mitchell
Ian Probert (Ashley Harries 88)
Will Thomas
Glynn Conwy
Luke Mumford
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