Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, December 20, 2014
COQ Connah's Quay WDDLL 1
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Rhyl Rhyl LWDLD 1
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COQ101
Rhyl011
Belle Vue · 310 att.

Head to Head

Rhyl leads series 5-0

Lineups

Rhyl

  1. David Thompson
  2. Greg Stones
  3. Aaron Bowen
  4. Rob Hughes
  5. Danny Gossett
  6. Alex RamseyG
  7. Liam BensonD
  8. Ryan AstlesD
  9. Matthew WoodwardD
  10. Levi MackinM
  11. Mark CadwalladerM

Substitutes

  1. Michael Askew
  2. Jamie Whitehouse
  3. Jack Kenny
  4. Michael WalshM
  5. David ForbesF
  6. Ashley StottF
  7. Tom RowlandsF

COQ

  1. Marcus Giglio
  2. Anthony Stanton
  3. Terry McCormickG
  4. Chris RowntreeD
  5. Mark McGregorD
  6. George HoranD
  7. Jack RowlandsD
  8. Kevin McIntyreM
  9. John DillonM
  10. Ricky EvansM
  11. Sean MillerF

Substitutes

  1. Jack Chambers
  2. Tom Bibby
  3. Ben Nash
  4. Jordan Manley

Timeline

  1. 41' Chris Rowntree (Connah's Quay) Goal at 2'
  2. 54' Marcus Giglio (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 54'
  3. 59' Mark McGregor (Connah's Quay) Own Goal at 59'
  4. 59' George Horan (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 59'
  5. 60' Tom Rowlands (Rhyl) Substitution at 60'
  6. 65' Tom Bibby (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 65'
  7. 72' Ashley Stott (Rhyl) Substitution at 72'
  8. 90'

Welsh Premier League News

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