Welsh Premier League

FT Tuesday, December 26, 2017
COQ Connah's Quay LDWLW 1
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CEFN Cefn Druids WLLWL 0
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COQ101
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The Rock

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1-3

Lineups

CEFN

  1. 1Michael JonesG
  2. 11James DaviesD
  3. 6Nathan PeateD
  4. 15Aaron SimpsonD
  5. 3Naim ArsanD
  6. 4Adam HespD
  7. 32Neil AshtonD
  8. 8Alec MudimuM
  9. 19Fisnik HadjariM
  10. 10Michael PritchardF
  11. 23Lewis BuckleyF

Substitutes

  1. 9Ashley RuaneSUB
  2. 21Ilan GarethSUB
  3. 22Arek PiskorskiSUB
  4. 5Matthew EckersleySUB
  5. 20Jonathan TaylorSUB

COQ

  1. 1John DanbyG
  2. 3Kai EdwardsD
  3. 5George HoranD
  4. 2Mike PearsonD
  5. 15Sean SmithD
  6. 7Ryan WignallM
  7. 16Owen JamesM
  8. 8Callum MorrisM
  9. 6Danny HarrisonM
  10. 22Michael BakareF
  11. 9Michael WildeF

Substitutes

  1. 14Matty OwenSUB
  2. 12Declan PooleSUB
  3. 19Jake PhillipsSUB
  4. 18Joe HeathSUB
  5. 11Nathan WoolfeSUB

Timeline

  1. 7' Neil Ashton (Cefn Druids) Yellow Card at 7'
  2. 16' Ryan Wignall (Connah's Quay) Goal at 16'
  3. 27' Michael Wilde (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 27'
  4. 45' Ryan Wignall (Connah's Quay) Red Card at 45'
  5. 72' Ashley Ruane (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 72'
  6. 88' Declan Poole (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 88'

Welsh Premier League News

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