Football

Emily Jones strikes twice as NFA win away, but Llanystumdwy show great improvement

NFA line up before their recent win at Amlwch Town. Back row (left to right): Georgia Spibey, Lucy Sass-Davies, Courtney Ingram, Amy Webster, Yasmin Mills, Emily Jones, Molly Brown.
Front row (l-r): Sade Benjamin, Libby McClelland, Rachel Lloyd, Stella Windsor, Jess Mills, Holly Rees, Chloe Evans

NORTH WALES WOMEN’S LEAGUE – OCTOBER 10

Llanystumdwy 2 (Ellie Williams, Hannah Wellings)
NFA 5 (Emily Jones 2, Amy Webster, Rachel Lloyd, Stella Windsor)

Emily Jones scored twice in an outstanding display for NFA in their North Wales Women’s League victory at Llanystumdwy on Sunday.

However, the home side also produced plenty of positives in a good contest at Dwyfor Park.

Llan fought back from two-down to be level at 2-2 and it needed three late goals from the Rhyl-based visitors to clinch the points.

The away side started off brightly and created chances but did not convert one until in the 12th minute when Amy Webster latched on to a through ball and fired past keeper Sara Lacey at her near post.

Three minutes later, a ball played through found Rachel Lloyd on the right and she netted with a delightful chip.

Llanystumdwy fought back brilliantly. In the 32nd minute Ellie Williams scored with a shot from close range after Yasmin Mills had parried the previous effort.

Five minutes later Hana Wellings worked her way past two defenders to score with a very tidy finish.

Half time 2-2 and all to play for.

Llan kept the effort up in the second half but with a lack of games being played and tiredness kicking in, NFA steadlily took over.

Emily Jones made it 3-2 in the 73rd minute, then not long after Stella Windsor took the ball through the Llanystumdwy defence and drove in her team’s fourth goal.

In the 81st minute Emily Jones ran through the defence and slotted in to complete her double.

NFA coach Andy Lloyd said: “We really upped our game in the second half, but we need to be playing like that from the start.”

Llan’s player of the match was Hana Wellings, who played absolutely brilliantly for the 90 minutes, causing NFA problems throughout in the centre of midfield.

LLANYSTUMDWY

Sara Lacey
Leonie O’Hara
Alaw Wood
Catrin Fflur
Tash Matthews
Ysanne Duncan
Ffion Emery (Ffion Roberts 67)
Shona O’Brien
Hana Wellings
Ellie Williams
Grace Mpuku (Jemma Rowlands 67)
SUBS
Rhiannon Jones
Malen Williams

NFA

Yasmin Mills
Chloe Evans
Rachel Lloyd (c)
Georgia Spibey
Stella Windsor
Jess Mills
Amy Webster (Courtney Ingram 73)
Molly Brown (Libby McClelland 72)
Emily Jones
Ellie Wilkinson
Sade Benjamin

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