Welsh Premier League

FT Friday, March 11, 2016
COQ Connah's Quay WWLWW 1
–
Bala Town WWDWL 3
1st2ndT
COQ011
BALA123
Maes Tegid · 211 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

BALA

  1. 88Nathan Burke
  2. 1Ashley MorrisG
  3. 2Ryan ValentineD
  4. 3Anthony StephensD
  5. 4Stuart JonesD
  6. 26John IrvingD
  7. 7Mark ConnollyD
  8. 6Conall MurtaghM
  9. 10Ian SheridanF
  10. 11Kieran SmithF
  11. 18Lee HuntF

Substitutes

  1. 23Craig VernonG
  2. 22Kristian PlattD
  3. 15Will BellM
  4. 8Mark JonesM
  5. 9Mike HayesF

COQ

  1. 1John DanbyG
  2. 3Paul LinwoodD
  3. 5George HoranD
  4. 15Sean SmithD
  5. 20Wes BaynesD
  6. 4Jamie CrowtherM
  7. 6Danny HarrisonM
  8. 8Callum MorrisM
  9. 7Sean MillerF
  10. 9Ashley RuaneF
  11. 10Jamie DaviesF

Substitutes

  1. John Disney
  2. Jon Rushton
  3. 17Chris RimmerD
  4. 11Nick RushtonF
  5. 27Tom BibbyF

Timeline

  1. 21' Stuart Jones (Bala Town) Goal at 21'
  2. 38' Mark Jones (Bala Town) Substitution at 38'
  3. 46' Nick Rushton (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 46'
  4. 60' Mark Jones (Bala Town) Goal at 60'
  5. 62' Chris Rimmer (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 62'
  6. 78' Callum Morris (Connah's Quay) Penalty - Scored at 78'
  7. 80' Lee Hunt (Bala Town) Goal at 80'
  8. 90'

Welsh Premier League News

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