Llandudno are the first team into the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup after a five-goal success over Amlwch tonight.
Although the scoreline looks emphatic enough, the visitors from Anglesey put up a really good fight against their Genero Adran North opponents.
Former Amlwch player Ceri Slaney put Tudno in front on 17 minutes when she scored direct from a corner.
Top-scorer Ella Jones made it 2-0 at half time when she latched onto a header forward and finished one-on-one with the keeper.
Indie Hassall added a third after the break.
From a scramble in the goalmouth the ball was played back out to Stacey Tradewell, who then fed Slaney.
A cross from Slaney found Hassall, who controlled well and fired home.
The fourth home goal came in unfortunate fashion via Amlwch player Emily Ridges.
Tradewell fired in a shot which Ridges tried to clear with a header, but the ball went past her own keeper and into the net.
The final goal saw Sioned Phillips find Jess Jones. The shot was saved, but following a scramble in the area Jones managed to retrieve the ball and score number five.
Llandudno manager Sarah Colville said: “Fair play to Amlwch they never gave in and battled till the end. They have progressed so much since we played them in a friendly in pre-season.”
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