Welsh Premier League
FT
Sunday, November 19, 2017
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CEFN | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| CAR | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Cardiff International Sports Stadium · 309 att.
Head to Head
CAR leads series 2-0-1
Lineups
CAR
- 1Will FullerG
- 2Dylan ReesD
- 4Bradley WoolridgeD
- 14Joel EdwardsD
- 3Kyle McCarthyD
- 10Charlie CorsbyM
- 18Will EvansM
- 8Chris BakerM
- 5Emlyn LewisM
- 9Adam RoscrowF
- 7Elliot EvansF
Substitutes
- 15Rhys ThomasSUB
- 6Ben BowlerSUB
- 28Rhydian MorganSUB
- 11Jordan LamSUB
- 21Harry OwenSUB
- 30Dan EvansSUB
CEFN
- 1Michael JonesG
- 32Neil AshtonD
- 5Matthew EckersleyD
- 4Adam HespD
- 6Nathan PeateD
- 3Naim ArsanD
- 11James DaviesD
- 8Alec MudimuM
- 19Fisnik HadjariM
- 23Lewis BuckleyF
- 10Michael PritchardF
Substitutes
- 2Kyle ParleSUB
- 21Ilan GarethSUB
- 9Ashley RuaneSUB
- 20Jonathan TaylorSUB
- 7Stuart CookSUB
Timeline
- 24' Nathan Peate (Cefn Druids) Goal at 24'
- 30' Harry Owen (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 30'
- 34' Kyle McCarthy (Cardiff MU) Yellow Card at 34'
- 39' Adam Roscrow (Cardiff MU) Goal at 39'
- 52' Ben Bowler (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 52'
- 59' Joel Edwards (Cardiff MU) Red Card at 59'
- 67' Thomas Rhys (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 67'
- 75' Ashley Ruane (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 75'
- 90'+2' Nathan Peate (Cefn Druids) Yellow Card at 92'
Welsh Premier League News
All news
News
The New Saints' world-record winning run ends after draw
Welsh champions The New Saints saw their world-record winning run come to an end at 27 consecutive games after a 3-3 draw on Saturday.
News
The New Saints break Ajax's world record for consecutive wins
Welsh Premier League champions The New Saints have broken the world record for consecutive wins.
News
Welsh champions The New Saints one win from breaking Ajax's record
Welsh Premier League champions The New Saints can end Ajax's 44-year hold on the world record for the most consecutive wins on Friday night.
News
HMRC investigating 43 players, 12 clubs, 8 agents over financial affairs
Dozens of football players are under investigation by the UK tax authorities for potential irregularities in their financial affairs, HMRC has said.