Ardal North East: Cefn Albion shade nine-goal thriller, Penycae up to second after narrow win
LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH EAST – REPORTS OCTOBER 24
Cefn Albion 5 Dolgellau Athletic 4
One of the games of the season in North Wales so far looked set to end four-apiece before Cefn substitute Kai Morris delivered a 95th minute winner.
Visitors Dolgellau were left stunned after falling to a first defeat in 13 games, having won 10 and drawn two of their last 12.
Dol led 2-1 at half time, Jake Jones and captain Gerwyn Williams their scorers, Callum Mannion replying.
Albion turned things around after the break, Kien Morris equalising on 56 before Mannion’s second on 59 made it 3-2.
Rob Evans levelled for the travellers on 77, but the Cefners were back in front via Kien Morris’ second after 80.
When Williams bagged his second of the afternoon and 19th of the season for Dol on 88, it looked like it would finish honours even, but 80th minute sub Kai Morris had other ideas.
Kerry 9 Corwen 1
Former Welsh Premier striker Jamie Breese knocked in five goals in a ruthless Kerry performance.
Jack Orbell added a couple, Steffan Rogers and Jake Mann one each for the Lamba, Yaseen Yaqub with a single response for Corwen.
Llangollen Town 2 Llanfair United 2
Goals from Jamie Hands and Ed Baker put Llangollen two-up after 24 minutes, but Kyle Capner pulled one back for the visitors on 37 and Harvey Morris equalised after 47 to earn Llanfair a point.
Llanrhaeadr 1 Builth Wells 2
Iwan Matthews handed Llanrhaeadr a third-minute lead, but Builth recovered to seal the points through Jamie Evans after 31 minutes and Ruben Edwards on 69.
James Burgess of the home side was dismissed for two yellow cards on 94.
Penycae 1 Carno 0
Captain Zac Davies’ 13th goal of the season after six minutes was sufficient to clinch Penycae the narrow win which lifted them into second spot.
Radnor Valley 2 Knighton Town 2
Jack Clarke’s 80th minute spot-kick earned Radnor a share of the spoils at The Bypass.
Henry Shipley struck first for the home side on five minutes, but goals from Luke Boundford (57) and Callum Stead (71), both assists via Will Evans, edged the Robins in front before Clarke’s late leveller.
Knighton manager Harry Stokes was red-carded after the full-time whistle.