North Wales Coast East: Phoenix win the tunnels derby, Bow storm to Division One peak

NORTH WALES COAST LEAGUE EAST

PREMIER DIVISION

Llanfairfechan Town 0
Penmaenmawr Phoenix 3

A totally dominant performance saw Premier Division leaders Phoenix do the league double over their neighbours.

Jamie Jones opened the scoring in the sixth minute when the winger found himself on the end of a delightful pass from Lee Stokes and finished calmly against the home team keeper.

Pen were unlucky not to double the lead when club chairman Peter Williams lobbed the keeper from the edge of the box, but the ball was cleared off the line by a Llanfairfechan defender.

Minute 45+3 saw Mike Williams give the Phoenix a well deserved 2-0 lead. The centre half found himself with half a yard of space in the 18 yard box and made no mistake of firing the ball into the back of the net.

More of the same in the second half saw Pen control the play and create lots of chances. Stokes put the game to bed in the 60th minute. Jamie Jones whipped the ball into the box and Stokes was on hand with a bullet header.

Abergele 3
Kinmel Bay 3

Abergele fought back from 3-1 down to force a draw with 10-man Kinmel Bay.

The visitors were in difficulty from the 24th minute when they had Leon Bower red-carded.

To further punish the away side, Dominic Holland gave Gele the lead in first half stoppage time.

After the break, Kinmel turned things around. On 57 minutes Paddy Hamid set up Liam Jones for the equaliser.

Connor Morris put Bay 2-1 up two minutes later, Ben Cawley with the assist.

After Tate Walker made it 3-1 on 72, it looked like a win for the travellers was on the cards.

However, Jack Lloyd-Williams pulled one back after 74 and Holland bagged the equaliser on 78.

NFA 2
Llandudno Junction 1

Antonio Jacovelli struck twice for an NFA side which are up to fourth and slap bang in the title race after edging past fellow contenders Junction.

Jacovelli netted on 18 and 38 minutes to move onto 20 goals for the season, Matthew Robinson providing two assists.

Junction hit back seven minutes into the second half through a Dave Maddock penalty, but there were to be no further goals and the Railwaymen had Dean Roberts red-carded on 87.

CPD Cerrigydrudion 4
CPD Llansannan 1

Second-place Cerrig are three points behind leaders Penmaenmawr but have five games in hand.

The villagers were in fine form against Llansannan, goals from Tomos Tryfan Jones,, Tom Watkin-Jones, Iorwerth Jones and Ilan Roberts securing a home victory.

Elis Davies grabbed a consolation goal for Llansannan.

DIVISION ONE

Bow 9
Betws-y-Coed 1

Seventeen-year-old dynamo Loui O’Carroll notched a hat-trick as Bow hit top spot by hammering Betws-y-Coed.

O’Carroll boosted his total goals for the club this season to 23 with his treble at Bastion Gardens for the unbeaten leaders.

Kieran Ellis, Greg Hall and substitute Adam Williams all added two goals apiece for the home side.

Rhyl All Stars 1
Llysfaen 3

Sean Sheridan’s first half double set Llysfaen on their way to maximum points at the Rhyl Leisure Centre outdoor pitch.

Macca Lewis pulled one back for All Stars on 74 minutes, but sub Jacob Benjamin notched a vital third for the visitors in stoppage time.

Glan Conwy 9
Prestatyn Wanderers 0

It was the Hansom and Carey show as Glan went goal crazy at Cae Ffwt.

Cyril Carey and David Hansom both scored four apiece for the third-place hosts.

Hansom’s tally included a penalty and Bobby McElrea also converted a spot-kick six minutes into added time.

Ian Hannah of Wanderers was shown a red card after 90+4.