CPD Cefni hit top spot! Tuesday’s reports from the North Wales Coast West League

Tyler Mapp (10) scores for CPD Cefni. Pictures: MATT JOHNSON – huge thanks

NORTH WALES COAST WEST LEAGUE

Premier Division

CPD Llanberis 2 Llanrug United 2

All-square at Ffordd Padarn between these great local rivals.
Guto Jones gave the Darans a 10th minute lead, Deion Hughes equalised after 41, but Ben Rowlands made it 2-1 to the hosts in first half stoppage time.
Hughes pulled Llanrug level once more just past the hour and that was the end of the scoring.

CPD Llannerchymedd 1 CPD Boded 2

Chris Jones delivered an 80th minute decider for Boded at Tan Parc on Tuesday evening.
Tomos Hughes edged Medd ahead on 34 minutes, but Tom Kelly evened things up just before the interval.
Former Bangor City star Jones, as he has so many times in the past, provided the all-important goal which ensured Boded made it three victories in five starts.

Menai Bridge Tigers 4 Cemaes Bay 2

Bridge rallied from a goal down to collect the win which puts them joint top of the Premier tonight.
Iolo Hughes struck first for Cemaes on 17 minutes and 1-0 is how it remained up to half time at Treborth Playing Fields.
Tigers upped their game after the restart and two goals in four minutes from Callum Davidson, on 51 and 55, put them in front.
Jamie McDaid made it 3-1 on 76, but Bay stayed in it when Hughes notched his second soon after, Tom Wood with the assist.
Matthew Jones made sure of a home victory with an 82nd minute penalty.

Nantlle Vale 2 Talysarn Celts 0

Nantlle lead the table on goal difference after ending Talysarn’s perfect record.
Aaron Griffiths made the breakthrough after just seven minutes and Llion Griffiths doubled the lead on 25, Ashley Owen providing assists for both goals.
There were no more goals and Celts’ disappointment was made complete when they had Dylan Hughes red-carded in added time after the 90.

CPD Nefyn United 2 CPD Llanystumdwy 1

A double from Ifan Gwilym Jones after 30 and 48 minutes was enough to bring Nefyn maximum points at Cae’r Delyn.
James Hughes replied for Llanystumdwy with 89 gone, but it was too late to affect the result.

Division One

CPD Cefni 5 Bethesda Rovers 0

Photo: MATT JOHNSON – massive thanks

Tyler Mapp marked just his fourth appearance for new club Cefni with a hat-trick in a nap hand drubbing of Rovers.
Mapp did not need a grid reference to find the goal, scoring on 5, 26 and 80 minutes.
The 24-year-old former Bethesda Athletic player also provided two assists, so was involved in all five home goals.
Mapp set up Nathan Lewis and Macauley Lewis for their goals either side of half time.
Macauley Lewis returned the compliment by supplying two assists for Mapp.
Cefni are top of Division One on goal difference after this victory.

CPD Gaerwen 0 CPD Aberffraw 5

Gaerwen were always up against it when reduced to 10 men after just 15 minutes when Mabon Williams was shown a red card.
Andy Clarke converted a penalty and added another goal on 22 minutes before Tom Innes made it 3-0 with 28 gone.
Lewis Owen bagged Berffro’s fourth on 54 and Aron Lewis-Davies added to Gaerwen’s agony with a fifth on the hour.

Holyhead Town 1 CPD Deiniolen 1

Craig Moore’s 87th minute strike rescued a point for Holyhead.
For a long while, it looked like Ethan Kiernan’s 13th minute net-finder would be enough to seal the spoils for Deiniolen.