Football

Rhyl and District Sunday League – Oak beat Mally and close gap on leaders, Y Clwb hit 12 in cup tie

Royal Oak (stripes) outscored FC Mally. Picture: MATT JOHNSON

RESULTS – SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5

Rhyl and District Sunday League

Royal Oak 2 FC Mally 0

Mally defend a free kick. Picture: MATT JOHNSON

After a goalless first half Oak went on to win despite being reduced to 10 men.

Josh Brown and Marcus Scott put the hosts two-up before they had a man sent off.

Oak are now just three points behind leaders Conwy Comrades with a game in hand.

Conwy Comrades P Prestatyn Wanderers P

Wanderers had to forfeit an away trip to Conwy.

A club spokesman said: “We originally thought we had a free week but were given a fixture early in the week, Unfortunately, we couldn’t field a team due to most of the squad being away or taking extra shifts at work.

“We’re set to be fined and deducted 3 points, but we are considering an appeal as we’ve worked hard for the points.”

Lee Jones Cup

Rhyl Celtics 0 Y Clwb 12

Y Clwb wore pink bibs over their green and white shirts due to the colour clash. Picture: MATT JOHNSON

Maxie Williams hit four goals for the visitors, who ran up double figures in a cup clash at Rhyl.

Oliver Carey netted three, Harry Kirkham and Tyler Griffiths two apiece and Dion Lloyd a single.

FIXTURES

Sunday, February 12 (all league)

Royal Oak v Conwy Comrades
Rhyl Rangers v FC Mally
Y Clwb v Prestatyn Wanderers

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