Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, October 11, 2014
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTFC | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| TNS | 3 | 3 | 6 |
Park Hall · 327 att.
Head to Head
TNS leads series 4-1
Lineups
TNS
- 1Paul HarrisonG
- 2Simon SpenderD
- 3Chris MarriottD
- 16Connell RawlinsonD
- 4Phillip BakerD
- 6Kai EdwardsD
- 23Aeron EdwardsM
- 21Adrian CieslewiczM
- 10Matty WilliamsF
- 18Michael WildF
- 22Scott QuigleyF
Substitutes
- 7Scott RuscoeM
- 12Christian SeargeantM
- 9Greg DraperF
- 20Alex DarlingtonF
- 14Jamie MullanF
PTFC
- 26Scott Williams
- 24Ryan Dean
- James Stead
- Jordan Davies
- Zyaac EdwardsD
- Jack LewisD
- Dave HayesD
- Ross WeaverM
- Dale LeeM
- Rhys OwenM
- Ross StephensM
Substitutes
- Ben Maher
- Mike Pritchard
- Greg StonesD
- Gareth WilsonM
- Lee HuntF
Timeline
- 7' Kai Edwards (T.N.S.) Goal at 7'
- 8' Michael Wild (T.N.S.) Goal at 8'
- 42' Michael Wild (T.N.S.) Goal at 42'
- 53' Adrian Cieslewicz (T.N.S.) Goal at 53'
- 55' Alex Darlington (T.N.S.) Substitution at 55'
- 56' Ross Weaver (Prestatyn Town) Yellow Card at 56'
- 59' Jamie Mullan (T.N.S.) Substitution at 59'
- 75' Alex Darlington (T.N.S.) Goal at 75'
- 79' Mike Pritchard (Prestatyn Town) Substitution at 79'
- 86' Chris Marriott (T.N.S.) Goal at 86'
- 90' Ben Maher (Prestatyn Town) Substitution at 90'
- 90'
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