Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, November 8, 2014
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIR | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Port Talbot | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Genquip Stadium · 140 att.
Head to Head
AIR leads series 3-1-1
Lineups
Port Talbot
- 13Steven Cann
- 6Lee Surman
- 16Casey Thomas
- 14Keiren Lewis
- 15Keyon Raffel
- 12Leigh De VulgtD
- 2Corey ThomasD
- 8Liam McCreeshM
- 10Luke BowenF
- 9Martin RoseF
- 26Rhys GriffithsF
Substitutes
- 1Conah McFenton
- 3James Parry
- 11Jason Bertorelli
- 22Daniel SheehanD
- 18Chad BondF
AIR
- James CoatesG
- Mike PearsonD
- Lee OwensD
- Lewis ShortM
- Andy JonesM
- Ellis HealingM
- Ashley WilliamsM
- Owen JamesM
- Glenn RuleF
- Chris BudrysF
- Ryan WadeF
Substitutes
- Keighan Jones
- Jonny SpittleD
- Tom FieldM
- Jordan BarrowM
- Jake EyreM
Timeline
- 9' Rhys Griffiths (Port Talbot) Penalty - Scored at 9'
- 36' Ashley Williams (Airbus UK) Yellow Card at 36'
- 46' Jordan Barrow (Airbus UK) Substitution at 46'
- 73' Tom Field (Airbus UK) Substitution at 73'
- 74' Jake Eyre (Airbus UK) Substitution at 74'
- 82' Casey Thomas (Port Talbot) Yellow Card at 82'
- 85' Lee Owens (Airbus UK) Yellow Card at 85'
- 90' Keyon Raffel (Port Talbot) Goal at 90'
- 90' Jason Bertorelli (Port Talbot) Substitution at 90'
- 90' Glenn Rule (Airbus UK) Yellow Card at 90'
- 90'
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