Welsh Premier League

FT Sunday, May 7, 2017
Cardiff MU LLLWD 2
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Carmarthen LLDLW 1
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CAR022
CAR011
Richmond Park, Carmarthen · 417 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1-2

Lineups

CAR

  1. 1Lee IdziG
  2. 2Luke CummingsD
  3. 12Daniel SheehanD
  4. 5Dave VincentD
  5. 6Lee SurmanD
  6. 18Liam ThomasM
  7. 14Ceri MorganM
  8. 10Lewis HarlingM
  9. 7Declan CarrollM
  10. 19Dwaine BaileyM
  11. 15Liam GriffithsF

Substitutes

  1. 3Craig HanfordSUB
  2. 25Kieran LewisSUB
  3. 16Jordan EllisSUB
  4. 8Matthew ThomasSUB
  5. 30Iwan RobertsSUB
  6. 20Danny ThomasSUB

CAR

  1. 1Will FullerG
  2. 5Emlyn LewisD
  3. 3Kyle McCarthyD
  4. 16Josh BarnettD
  5. 4Bradley WoolridgeD
  6. 39Rhys ThomasM
  7. 18Will EvansM
  8. 10Charlie CorsbyM
  9. 7Elliot EvansF
  10. 27Matt TaylorF
  11. 9Adam RoscrowF

Substitutes

  1. 35Harry LloydSUB
  2. 22Liam BlackSUB
  3. 17Gwion HowellSUB
  4. 6Ben BowlerSUB
  5. 11Jordan LamSUB

Timeline

  1. 36' Kyle McCarthy (Cardiff MU) Yellow Card at 36'
  2. 40' Josh Barnett (Cardiff MU) Yellow Card at 40'
  3. 52' Liam Griffiths (Carmarthen) Goal at 52'
  4. 63' Adam Roscrow (Cardiff MU) Goal at 63'
  5. 68' Jordan Lam (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 68'
  6. 90'+1' Charlie Corsby (Cardiff MU) Goal at 91'

Welsh Premier League News

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