Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, December 16, 2017
Bangor City WWWWD 2
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CEFN Cefn Druids WLDWL 0
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BANG112
CEFN000
The Rock · 207 att.

Head to Head

BANG leads series 4-1

Lineups

CEFN

  1. 1Michael JonesG
  2. 4Adam HespD
  3. 32Neil AshtonD
  4. 11James DaviesD
  5. 5Matthew EckersleyD
  6. 15Aaron SimpsonD
  7. 3Naim ArsanD
  8. 8Alec MudimuM
  9. 19Fisnik HadjariM
  10. 10Michael PritchardF
  11. 9Ashley RuaneF

Substitutes

  1. 21Ilan GarethSUB
  2. 14Ellis HealingSUB
  3. 2Kyle ParleSUB
  4. 23Lewis BuckleySUB
  5. 20Jonathan TaylorSUB

BANG

  1. 13Matthew HallG
  2. 30Paul ConnollyD
  3. 19Laurence WilsonD
  4. 3Thomas KennedyD
  5. 15Danny HolmesD
  6. 4Luke WallM
  7. 23Brayden ShawM
  8. 24Steven HewittM
  9. 16Danny GossettM
  10. 7Gary Taylor-FletcherF
  11. 10Dean RittenbergF

Substitutes

  1. 5Anthony MileySUB
  2. 1Connor RobertsSUB
  3. 28Guto WilliamsSUB
  4. 18Sam JonesSUB
  5. 9James DemetriouSUB
  6. 31Anderson CayolaSUB
  7. 12George HarrySUB

Timeline

  1. 7' Dean Rittenberg (Bangor City) Goal at 7'
  2. 62' Ilan Gareth (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 62'
  3. 79' Lewis Buckley (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 79'
  4. 83' Luke Wall (Bangor City) Goal at 83'
  5. 84' Jonathan Taylor (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 84'

Welsh Premier League News

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