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West Wales Intermediate Cup
Hakin 1-1 Pontlliw (5-4 after pens)
Hakin and Carew are through to the semi-finals of the West Wales Cup after impressive victories in the quarter-finals.
Hakin faced a tough task in the face of Pontlliw FC who had previously knocked out the Vikings league rivals Goodwick. The Carmarthen-based teams had been undefeated in the season so far and went ahead thanks to an early goal from Sam Rodon, the brother of Welsh international Joe Rodon.
Hakin stayed in the game and equalised in the second half with a goal from midfielder Jack Britton.
The game eventually went to penalties, where the Mighty Vikings held their nerve to win 5-4.
Evans & Williams 1-5 Carew (AET; 1-1 FT)
Carew eventually sailed through their quarter-final in style with an emphatic 5-1 victory after extra time away versus Evans & Williams.
The Pembrokeshire side might have gone into the tie underdogs, and the scoreline remained 0-0 at the half time break. The second half quickly exploded into life with a goal from star striker Adam Muskett, before both sides were reduced to ten men.
Ryan Foschi grabbed an 87th-minute equaliser for the home team to take the tie to extra time.
Carew were awarded a penalty in the 99th minute which Shaun Whitfield converted, opening the floodgates for a flurry of late goals from James Hinchliffe and a brace from Thomas Cole.
Division One
Goodwick United kept up their lead at the top of the table with a 4-2 home victory over Kilgetty. They marched into a 2-0 lead with first-half goals from the in-form Rhys Jones who turned provider for another in-form youngster Daniel James.
Kilgetty pulled one back early in the second half with a goal from Joshua Bevan before Goodwick forward Rhys Dalling doubled their lead once again. Rhys Jones grabbed another to make things comfortable for the hosts before Joshua Bevan also grabbed a brace with a goal in the 88th minute.
Merlins Bridge got back to winning ways with a 4-1 victory over Fishguard Sports. Nick Squire opened the scoring for the hosts (photo below) but Ieuan Llewellyn made it level going into the interval.
Nick Squire restored the lead with another goal early in the second half before goals from Jordan Richards and youngster Lewis Miller made sure of the victory for the Wizards.
Nick Squires opens the scoring with a header
Elsewhere in the league, St Ishmaels picked up an important 2-1 victory over St Clears in the relegation battle thanks to a late goal from Joel Morgan.
Results in full:
Clarbeston Road 2-1 Neyland
Goodwick United 4-2 Kilgetty
Merlins Bridge 4-1 Fishguard Sports
Monkton Swifts 1-1 Pennar Robins
St Ishmaels 2-1 St Clears
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Division Two
Milford United got back to winning ways in their hunt for promotion with a 5-0 victory over Johnston thanks to a brace from Liam Parr. Tenby kept up their pressure in the hunt with a victory of the same scoreline over Broad Haven thanks to a hat-trick from the in-form Scott Ferney.
Narberth continued their impressive resurgence with a 3-1 victory over Carew thanks to a hat-trick from Jordan Williams who recently resigned for the club. The result makes it four wins on the trot for Narberth who can realistically look at achieving a mid-table finish.
Results in full:
Milford United 5-0 Johnston
Narberth 3-1 Carew 2nds
Pennar Robins 2nds 1-7 Monkton Swifts 2nds
Tenby 5-0 Broad Haven
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Division Three
Camrose achieved a fantastic result in their hunts for promotion away to runaway league leaders Cosheston, winning 6-2 in an action-packed game.
Nathan Ferrier put the hosts ahead but a double from Joseph Haworth gave Camrose an early lead. William Davis then scored from the spot to equalise for Cosheston heading to half-time.
The game remained close until a double from in-form Scott Chalmers sent Camrose comfortable in front. Substitute Kristian Speake then set up Jordan Raymond and scored one himself to secure the emphatic result for the visitors.
Elsewhere Goodwick United 2nds kept up their promotion hopes with a 2-0 victory away over Haverfordwest CC with goals from youngsters Kyle O'Sullivan and Ifan Mathias.
Results in full:
Cosheston 2-6 Camrose
Haverfordwest CC 0-2 Goodwick United 2nds
Milford Athletic 2-1 Pendine
St Florence United 3-2 Pembroke Borough
Division Three Cup Semi-Final
Letterston 2-3 Lawrenny
The first finalist of the Division Three Cup final was decided with Lawrenny defeating Letterston. Lawrenny went into an early lead with goals from Sam Davies and Jordan Gorman.
Letterston staged a second-half comeback with goals from Adam Lawrence and James George before an Owen James winner for Lawrenny broke their hearts.
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Division Four
Kilgetty 2nds secured an impressive 2-0 victory over promotion rivals St Ishmaels 2nds thanks to goals from Philip Horsley and Carl Gwyther, with league leaders Neyland 2nds showing no signs of letting up their pace at the top with a 7-0 victory over Herbrandston 2nds thanks to a Taylor Collins hat-trick.
Results in full:
Angle 4-0 Newport Tigers
Camrose 2nds 2-2 Tenby 2nds
Carew 3rds 1-1 Prendergast Villa
Kilgetty 2nds 2-0 St Ishmaels
Neyland 2nds 7-0 Herbrandston 2nds
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Division Five
Johnston 2nds continued their incredible form to make it 10 undefeated with 9 wins, with a 2-1 victory over 2nd place Saundersfoot.
The Tigers fell behind to a long-range strike from Rhys Bates but came out a different prospect in the second-half, grabbing an equaliser with Pete Donnelly knocking in Josh Knapp's corner.
An injury for forward Liam Watts saw Johnston revert to battling rearguard action before a late counter-attack saw Josh Knapp float in a half-volley chip to send the Tigers' fans wild.
Tom Rogers battles for the Tigers
Elsewhere St Clears 2nds secured an impressive 3-0 victory over Monkton Swifts 3rds, a week after defeating them in the cup.
Results in full:
Broad Haven 2nds 4-3 Pembroke Borough 2nds
Johnston 2nds 2-1 New Hedges Saundersfoot United
Lawrenny 2nds 2-1 Letterston 2nds
St Clears 2nds 3-0 Monkton Swifts 3rds
Division Five Cup Semi-Final
Cosheston 2nds 8-0 Milford Athletic 2nds
A weakened Cosheston 2nds side still had plenty in the tank to comfortably dispatch Milford Athletic 2nds including a hat-trick from 49 years old Iranian forward Pakavach Leghaei.
Cosheston 2nds will face the winners of St Clears 2nds v Johnston 2nds in the final.
