Joe Connolly was on the mark twice as The New Saints’ first-ever match in the FAW Reserve League North Tier 1-2 ended in an emphatic victory on Monday night.
Joshua Davies-Sewell opened the scoring after 10 minutes at Park Hall, then Tyler Roberts and Connolly stretched the lead to 3-0 at half time.
Ieuan Jones-Wellstead, the evergreen Greg Draper, Connolly (penalty), Thomas Blaze and Hadif Hizamshol completed the second half scoring for the hosts.
Dan Semple (2) and Sam Baker shared the goals in a promising start for the young Airbus side.
Jayden Tang put Nomads one-up on 30 minutes, but it was 1-1 after 32 when captain Owen Jones equalised for Buckley.
Tyler Berry and Ben Farley netted for the hosts in the first half to clinch the points.
Zac Pike and Ellis Puw were on target for Port, but Llandudno won the day with goals from Jacob Guy, Frank Montgomery and Iker Bas.
Pike also missed a penalty for the hosts.
Aiden Fox bagged a hat-trick – which included a penalty – for clear winners Brickfield.
Joise Fernandes and sub Leo Parker added singles for the Brickie, Dion Billing with a single response for Llangefni, who lost Tyler Jones in the second half for two yellow cards.
Toby Adams’ 85th minute net-finder ensured Conwy ran out narrow victors.
Hat-trick star Llion Griffiths, Hugh Jones and Cian Dafydd combined to deliver Nantlle Vale a fine win, Matthew Jones among the scorers for the outgunned hosts.
Frankie Antonie plundered a treble on debut – including a penalty – as the newly-formed Flint Mountain Reserves got off to a flyer.
Tom Ruffer and Sam Molyneux notched the rest for the visitors, Cameron Boyle with a late consolation for Llay.
All-square at The Rec between hosts Pwllheli Reserves and their visitors Hawarden.
Goals from Evan Espley and Alex Hall won it for Saints, who had Charlie Lyons red carded late on.
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