Welsh Premier League

FT Sunday, November 26, 2017
COQ Connah's Quay DWWDL 0
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CAR Cardiff MU WLWWD 0
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Cardiff International Sports Stadium · 225 att.

Head to Head

COQ leads series 3-0-2

Lineups

CAR

  1. 1Will FullerG
  2. 5Emlyn LewisD
  3. 4Bradley WoolridgeD
  4. 2Dylan ReesD
  5. 3Kyle McCarthyD
  6. 10Charlie CorsbyM
  7. 8Chris BakerM
  8. 6Ben BowlerM
  9. 7Elliot EvansF
  10. 11Jordan LamF
  11. 9Adam RoscrowF

Substitutes

  1. 21Harry OwenSUB
  2. 15Rhys ThomasSUB
  3. 19Aaron JamesSUB
  4. 28Rhydian MorganSUB
  5. 17Gwion HowellSUB
  6. 30Dan EvansSUB

COQ

  1. 1John DanbyG
  2. 19Jake PhillipsD
  3. 15Sean SmithD
  4. 2Mike PearsonD
  5. 3Kai EdwardsD
  6. 16Owen JamesM
  7. 11Nathan WoolfeM
  8. 8Callum MorrisM
  9. 6Danny HarrisonM
  10. 9Michael WildeF
  11. 10Matty WilliamsF

Substitutes

  1. 26Melford SimpsonSUB
  2. 22Michael BakareSUB
  3. 14Matty OwenSUB
  4. 23Mathias BakareSUB
  5. 18Joe HeathSUB

Timeline

  1. 25' Michael Wilde (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 25'
  2. 77' Chris Baker (Cardiff MU) Yellow Card at 77'
  3. 78' Thomas Rhys (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 78'
  4. 80' Harry Owen (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 80'
  5. 90' Michael Bakare (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 90'

Welsh Premier League News

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