Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, December 17, 2016
Llandudno Town WLLDW 0
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Bala Town WWWWW 3
1st2ndT
LLAN000
BALA033
Maes Tegid · 238 att.

Head to Head

BALA leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

BALA

  1. 1Ashley MorrisG
  2. 4Stuart JonesD
  3. 3Anthony StephensD
  4. 5Stuart JonesD
  5. 26John IrvingD
  6. 25Chris VenablesM
  7. 27David ThompsonM
  8. 88Nathan BurkeM
  9. 10Ian SheridanF
  10. 18Lee HuntF
  11. 9Mike HayesF

Substitutes

  1. 7Mark ConnollySUB
  2. 2Ryan ValentineSUB
  3. 8Mark JonesSUB
  4. 11Kieran SmithSUB

LLAN

  1. 1David RobertsG
  2. 2Danny TaylorD
  3. 18Mike WilliamsonD
  4. 3James JoyceD
  5. 8Danny HughesM
  6. 14Lee RileyM
  7. 4Danny ShawM
  8. 17Jamal CrawfordM
  9. 9Lee ThomasF
  10. 23Lewis BuckleyF
  11. 11John OwenF

Substitutes

  1. 22Sean McCafferySUB
  2. 13Paddy RutterSUB
  3. 6Tom WilliamsSUB

Timeline

  1. 22' Lee Hunt (Bala Town) Yellow Card at 22'
  2. 31' Sean McCaffery (Llandudno Town) Substitution at 31'
  3. 51' Mike Hayes (Bala Town) Goal at 51'
  4. 72' Mike Hayes (Bala Town) Goal at 72'
  5. 81' Mark Connolly (Bala Town) Substitution at 81'
  6. 86' Mark Jones (Bala Town) Substitution at 86'
  7. 90' Mark Connolly (Bala Town) Goal at 90'
  8. 90' Ryan Valentine (Bala Town) Substitution at 90'

Welsh Premier League News

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