Welsh Premier League
FT
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAR | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| ABER | 1 | 0 | 1 |
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Head to Head
ABER leads series 5-0
Lineups
ABER
- 1Mike LewisG
- 2Antonio CorbisieroD
- 5Stuart JonesD
- 6Lee SurmanD
- 12Sion JamesD
- 16Jack RimmerD
- 4Ross StephensM
- 7Geoff KellawayM
- 10Chris VenablesM
- 11Craig WilliamsM
- 9Jamie ReedF
Substitutes
- 3Cledan DaviesD
- 14Wyn ThomasD
- 17Thomas JonesD
- 19Liam JacquesM
CAR
- 1Lee IdziG
- 12Daniel SheehanD
- 6Chris ThomasD
- 5Jordan KnottD
- 3Craig HanfordD
- 2Luke CummingsD
- 19Dwaine BaileyM
- 25Keiren LewisM
- 10Lewis HarlinM
- 18Liam ThomasM
- 8Luke ProsserF
Substitutes
- 22Sasha WaltersM
- 14Ceri MorganM
- 20Danny ThomasM
- 9Mark JonesF
- 17Jeff WhiteF
Timeline
- 22' Luke Prosser (Carmarthen) Yellow Card at 22'
- 28' Lee Surman (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 28'
- 39' Chris Venables (Aberystwyth) Penalty - Scored at 39'
- 44' Luke Cummings (Carmarthen) Goal at 44'
- 49' Cledan Davies (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 49'
- 53' Luke Cummings (Carmarthen) Goal at 53'
- 72' Geoff Kellaway (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 72'
- 83' Craig Hanford (Carmarthen) Yellow Card at 83'
- 84' Mark Jones (Carmarthen) Substitution at 84'
- 90' Ceri Morgan (Carmarthen) Substitution at 90'
- 90'
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