Midweek reports: North Wales Coast West and North East Wales leagues

MATCH REPORTS – WEDNESDAY, MAY 7

NORTH WALES COAST WEST LEAGUE

Premier Division

CPD Aberffraw 0 CPD Llannerchymedd 2

Arden Gisbourne’s 29th goal of the season sealed a hard-earned three points for Llannerchymedd at Cae Cynlas at Wednesday night.

The game was goalless until the 75th minute, when Darren Roberts broke the deadlock for the visitors.

Gisbourne secured the result with an 85th minute second, Roberts with the assist.

CPD Llanystumdwy 2 CPD Llanberis 3

Mansoor brothers, Ifan and Peter, continued their fine form with a goal apiece in Llanberis’s victory at Treborth Playing Fields.

Ifan struck on six minutes and Peter after 54, with Huw Owen scoring in between for the Darans.

Guto Gwenallt (penalty) and Mabon Owen replied for the hosts.

Division One

CPD Cefni 2 Valley Seniors 1

Jamie Patterson and Macauley Lewis delivered the goals which earned Cefni a narrow success iver the bottom side.

Owain Roberts notched a late reply for Valley.

Holyhead Town 4 Llanfairpwll 2

Craig Moore was a hat-trick hero as Holyhead celebrated a fine win over third-place Llanfairpwll.

Moore also missed a penalty for the Harbourmen, whose fourth goal came via young substitute Leon Trowell.

Tomos Williams netted on two and 53 minutes for ‘Pwll, boosting his total for the campaign to an impressive 28.

NORTH EAST WALES LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION

Cefn Druids 5 Skippy 3

Druids battled back from two-down to end their league campaign on a winning note.

Within the first quarter-hour, Skippy founder David Hughes opened the scoring before Kian Tudor doubled the lead.

Brad Dobson pulled a goal back on 35 minutes to make it 2-1 at the break.

Quick fire goals from Matty Hayes, and a second from Dobson put the Ancients 3-2 ahead early on in the second period before Scott Radcliffe levelled for Skippy.

Parity was short lived as Oliver Roberts quickly restored the home lead and substitute Cameron Fuller secured the points late on with his first goal in senior football.