Welsh Premier League
FT
Friday, December 30, 2016
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TNS | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| CEFN | 0 | 0 | 0 |
The Rock
Head to Head
TNS leads series 3-0-2
Lineups
CEFN
- 1Michael JonesG
- 2Kyle ParleD
- 4Adam HespD
- 5Matthew EckersleyD
- 16Naim ArsanD
- 6Jordan BarrowM
- 19Fisnik HadjariM
- 7Stuart CookM
- 21Corey RoperM
- 10Michael PritchardF
- 9Steve BlenkinsopF
Substitutes
- 8Matthew CookSUB
- 18Joe WilliamsSUB
- 13Danny Lloyd-McGoldrickSUB
- 12Theodorakis ChrisokhouSUB
- 23Jordan HarperSUB
- 17Adam EdenSUB
TNS
- 1Paul HarrisonG
- 2Simon SpenderD
- 16Connell RawlinsonD
- 3Chris MarriottD
- 15Steve SaundersD
- 8Ryan BrobbelM
- 6Jonathon RoutledgeM
- 23Aeron EdwardsM
- 21Adrian CieslewiczM
- 20Alex DarlingtonF
- 9Greg DraperF
Substitutes
- 30Andrew WycherleySUB
- 26Ryan PryceSUB
- 7Christian SeargeantSUB
- 14Jamie MullanSUB
- 27James JonesSUB
- 24Jacob FarleighSUB
- 4Phillip BakerSUB
Timeline
- 34' Aeron Edwards (The New Saints) Goal at 34'
- 44' Ryan Pryce (The New Saints) Substitution at 44'
- 46' Phillip Baker (The New Saints) Substitution at 46'
- 68' Jamie Mullan (The New Saints) Substitution at 68'
- 76' Adam Eden (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 76'
- 83' Jordan Harper (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 83'
- 88' Jonathon Routledge (The New Saints) Goal at 88'
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