Lock Stock Ardal Northern: Llay Welfare sparkle at Felinheli, wins for Connah’s Quay Town and Llannefydd

ARDAL NORTHERN REPORTS – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31

LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH WEST

CPD Y Felinheli 0 Llay Welfare 4

Llay Welfare have been absolutely exceptional on their travels in recent weeks.

Saturday’s 4-0 win at a Felinheli side beaten just once in their previous 10 games was perhaps the best performance of the lot.

Check out the last four away league results for Neill Hughes’ side:
Sep 19: Ruthin Town (Welsh Cup) 3-0
Oct 3: Llanrwst United (Ardal North West) 3-2
Oct 10: Llangefni Town (ANW) 4-1
Oct 30: CPD Y Felinheli (ANW) 4-0

Saturday’s victory at Cae Seilo was achieved despite the Welly having to play more than a full half with 10 men after their goalkeeper was sent off for handling the ball outside the area..

The Wrexham area side took a 36th minute lead when Cavan Daley found the net from an Ashton Williams assist.

Keeper Cameron Dutton was red-carded for the visitors before half time, but Llay were not to be denied the victory they deserved.

Ieuan Jones-Wellstead made it two, Joshua Phillips with the supply, Ellis Hickey added a third, Taylor Edwards setting him up and JJ King bagged the fourth, Daley assisting.

Connah’s Quay Town 2 Broughton United 0

Good result for Connah’s Quay Town who lifted themselves out of the bottom four.

Both goals came inside the first six minutes at Deeside Stadium.

Rhys Parry struck first from a Kyle Harte assist before captain Freddie Watts made it two.

Lewis Morgan of Broughton was red-carded in the 24th minute, this only making life harder for the visitors to get a result.

CPD Nefyn United 0 CPD Llannefydd 1

Tom Jones’ penalty on the half hour, his seventh goal of the season, was enough to keep unbeaten Llannefydd solid in second place.

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Radnor Valley 1 Llanfair United 3

Late goals from Owain James (79 minutes) and Harvey Morris (84) banked the three points for Llanfair at 10-man Radnor Valley.

Karl Seliaerts’ seventh goal of the campaign on 26 minutes gave the visitors a half time lead.

Radnor’s hopes were raised when Lewis Morris levelled on 66, but a red card for the home side’s Tim Office after 74 gave Llanfair the man advantage which they took advantage of.