Welsh Premier League
FT
Sunday, September 18, 2016
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| COQ | 1 | 3 | 4 |
| ABER | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Head to Head
ABER leads series 3-0-2
Lineups
ABER
- 1Dominic Richardson.G
- 5Will BellD
- 4Sam RodonD
- 2Ricky WattsD
- 13Ryan WollacottD
- 17Kurtis MarchM
- 11Luke BorrelliM
- 21Chris JonesM
- 7Geoff KellawayM
- 16Kostya GeorgievskyM
- 12Greg WaltersM
Substitutes
- 15Jonathan EvansSUB
- 18Lewis CoyleSUB
- 9Blake DaviesSUB
COQ
- 1John DanbyG
- 2John DisneyD
- 15Sean SmithD
- 20Wes BaynesD
- 16Nathan WoolfeM
- 6Danny HarrisonM
- 18Owen JamesM
- 7Tom FieldM
- 10Les DaviesF
- 11Nick RushtonF
- 12Matty WilliamsF
Substitutes
- 19Matty OwenSUB
- Shelton PayneSUB
- 8Callum MorrisSUB
- 22Michael WildeSUB
- 33Jordan ManleySUB
Timeline
- 20' Matty Williams (Connah's Quay) Goal at 20'
- 47' Les Davies (Connah's Quay) Goal at 47'
- 62' Jonathan Evans (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 62'
- 66' Shelton Payne (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 66'
- 68' Shelton Payne (Connah's Quay) Goal at 68'
- 73' Matty Owen (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 73'
- 76' Blake Davies (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 76'
- 84' Lewis Coyle (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 84'
- 88' Ryan Wollacott (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 88'
- 89' Les Davies (Connah's Quay) Goal at 89'
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