NORTH WALES COAST EAST: Llansannan still top, Junction and Amateurs hit five, goals and red cards aplenty in Division One

NORTH WALES COAST EAST LEAGUE REPORTS AND TABLES – NOVEMBER 22

PREMIER DIVISION

Llandudno Amateurs 5 Llanfairfechan Town 2

A fantastic second half performance ensured Amateurs picked up three points at home against very good and well-drilled opponents.
The hosts took a ninth minute lead with a superb effort from about 35 to 40 yards out from Lee Thomas.
From this moment onwards, Amateurs sat off and started giving the ball away cheaply.
Llanfair dominated the next 30 minutes and only some excellent point blank saves from home keeper Kyle King and brave blocks and last-ditch defending kept the visitors out.
Amateurs started to settle again and on 41 minutes a cracking cross from Ant Tidswell hard and low into the Llanfairfechan box was met by the run of Morgan Thomas, who flicked the ball into the bottom corner.
On the stroke of half time, Llanfairfechan pulled a goal back. Amateurs gave the ball away and Osian Roberts slid in Cyril Carey who made no mistake.
Half-time: 2-1.
Amateurs started the second half on the front foot, taking a 3-1 lead on 50 minutes.
Joe Jones drove forward from the right and found Conn Tierney on the edge of the area. Tierney danced his way through two challenges and drilled home right-footed.
Never giving in, Llanfairfechan reduced the deficit on 78 when Danny Hughes’ first time half volley found Lewis Mitchell, who applied the finish.
The visitors had a chance to make it 3-3 only to be denied by King
Llanfair had Curtis Murray red-carded on 85 before the Amateurs made it 4-2 three minutes later.
On a counter, Lee Thomas delivered a great cross into the box where fellow veteran Danny Hughes scored with a diving header.
Lee Thomas then cut in from the left-hand side, outside of the penalty area and let fly with a quality strike which brought him a second goal and Amateurs’ fifth.

Conwy Borough Swifts 3 CPD Bro Cernyw 0

Three second half goals banked the points for Swifts.
Ethan Hill broke the deadlock on 49, then provided the assist for Jacob Guy to double the lead after 53 before sub Rhys Brook added a third with 78 gone.

Glan Conwy 3 Llandudno Junction 5

Derby joy for second-place Junction who fought back from 3-1 down at Cae Ffwt to claim a thrilling 5-3 victory.
Tomos Rhys Williams gave the Railwaymen a 13th minute lead, but a Franky Gughrill double and Harrison McQueen single, that pair aged just 17 and 16 respectively, made it 3-1 Glan before a Mackenzie Williams own goal reduced the arrears and Greg Hall netted in first half stoppage time to bring it back to level terms at the break.
Second half strikes from Rob Gore and Hall clinched the spoils for Junction.

Kinmel Bay 0 Mochdre Sports 0

Free-scoring Kinmel Bay found themselves frustrated by Mochdre Sports, who took a point away from Y Morfa.
Overall, a fair result, with visiting keeper Nic Bould producing a crucial late penalty save, while Sports brought the best out of home stopper Ashley Lavender on a couple of occasions.

CPD Llansannan 3 Rhos United 2

Leaders Llansannan made it 10 without defeat after edging a close contest against improving Rhos.
Lewys Jones (2) and a Dafydd Jones penalty won it for the hosts, Adam Williams (pen) and Josh Grant replying for Rhos, who had keeper Arran Hands sent off two minutes into the second half for a second yellow card.

CPD Y Glannau 2 CPD Cerrigydrudion 1

Harrison Bellis’ 14th goal of the season a minute from time earned maximum points for Y Glannau.
Josh MacGillivray handed the hosts a 61st minute lead before Nathan Hunt replied soon after,

DIVISION ONE

Crozzy 4 CPD Henllan 4

Two goals deep into added time ensured Henllan salvaged a draw at The Oval.
Aidan McBride notched a hat-trick for Crozzy, including a 91st minute penalty which made it 4-2 and looked to have sealed it, Bryn Hughes also on target for the hosts, while Harry Payne and sub George Pierce hit back for the visitors before Elgan Hughes netted on 95 and captain Ryan Williams after 96 to make sure it ended four-apiece.

Prestatyn Sports 2 Llandyrnog United 2

Four sendings off took place at The Meadows – two from each side.
And the teams also shared two goals apiece.
Alfie Griffiths (penalty) and Dylan Taylor put Sports two-up at half time, but Luke Appleby (64 mins) and Sam Griffiths (77) made it 2-2.
In the 76th minute, Sports’ Sam Herd and Appleby of Llandyrnog were both shown red cards.
Harvey Brewerton was red-carded for the hosts two minutes later, then it was nine-men apiece after Connor Lloyd was shown a second yellow for the visitors.

Prestatyn Wanderers 1 CPD Blue Bridge 1

Seventeen-year-old Cian Cummings gave Blue Bridge the lead at Ffordd Las Community Centre with a goal in first half overtime.
The ever-dependable Adam Cassidy equalised on 61 minutes from the penalty spot to reach 13 goals for the season.

Rhuddlan Town 4 Llysfaen 0

Harvey Gordon, Riley Patterson, Andy Booker and sub Matthew Parsonage shared the goals for the home side in an emphatic win.
Llysfaen had Jake Reynolds red-carded on 75 minutes before while Rhuddlan’s Macauley Pollitt received his marching orders after 88.