Football

Catch-up: North Wales reserves football latest

Penmaenmawr Phoenix Reserves players, management and supporters pictured before the recent game against Pwllheli Reserves backing the white ribbon Stand Up – Speak Out campaign against domestic abuse

LATEST RESERVE FOOTBALL REPORTS

NORTH WALES COAST RESERVES LEAGUE

CPD Nefyn United Reserves 4 Bow Reserves 0

Oliver Room, Sam Hallas, Luke Allaway (pen) and Llyr Evans shared the goals as Nefyn comfortably saw off Bow at Cae’r Delyn.

Penmaenmawr Phoenix Reserves 2 Kinmel Bay Reserves 0

A penalty in the first half from Daniel Williams and a second period strike by Morgan Roberts was enough to seal the victory in very windy conditions at Cae Sling.

Champions Phoenix currently lead the 2022-23 table and remain unbeaten after seven starts.

FAW RESERVE NW WEST CUP

Llandudno U23’s 1 Llanrwst United Reserves 2

Ianto Roberts and Sam Roberts grabbed the goals on 28 and 80 minutes respectively which ensured Llanrwst returned home victorious.

Adam Montgomery responded for Tudno after 43 minutes.

Nantlle Vale Reserves 4 Conwy Borough Reserves 1

Deion Hughes netted twice in this home success for Nantlle.

Declan Williams was another Vale marksman, while Marcus Breese managed a reply for Boro.

FAW RESERVE NORTH EAST LEAGUE

Flint Town United Reserves 5 Hawarden Rangers Reserves 0

Jordan Carroll, Liam Ellis, Larnell Cole and Macken Tiley-Phillips were the scorers listed for comfortable winners Flint.

Gresford Athletic Reserves 2 Chirk AAA Reserves 4

Phil Pearce (2), Toby Nash and Steve Roberts split the goals which banked three points for Chirk.

Zak Dobie (penalty) and James Reynolds hit back for the hosts.

Llay Welfare Reserves 1 Airbus UK Broughton Reserves 3

Linden Puckey (pen), Joshua Stennett and Morgan Fricker were on target for Airbus in their victory at The Ring.

Elliot Bull notched a late consolation for outgunned Llay.

The New Saints Under-21’s 10 Cefn Albion Reserves 1

Greg Draper hit four goals as TNS reached double figures in Monday’s hammering of Cefn Albion.

Former first team star Draper, club record scorer with 163 goals and an ex-New Zealand international, has netted 14 times for Saints reserves in five league games this term.

Nathan Conroy (2), Tomas Jones, Nathan Doforo, Thomas Williams and an N/A made up the rest of the home goals, Heitor Leitao with a single strike for the visitors.