Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, November 18, 2017
BAR Barry Town LLLWW 0
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NEW Newtown LLLLW 3
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The Montgomery Waters Latham Park Stadium

Head to Head

BAR leads series 1-0

Lineups

NEW

  1. 1David JonesG
  2. 5Kieran Mills-EvansD
  3. 3Ryan SearsD
  4. 6Jay DennyD
  5. 9Luke BoundfordD
  6. 2Joe KentonM
  7. 19Craig WilliamsM
  8. 12Jolyon HarriesM
  9. 11James MurphyF
  10. 8Nick RushtonF
  11. 7Neil MitchellF

Substitutes

  1. 20Tom GoodwinSUB
  2. 13Jack PerrySUB
  3. 15Jamie PriceSUB
  4. 25Will EvansSUB
  5. 10Jamie ReedSUB
  6. 27Jordan JonesSUB
  7. 24Iwan CartwrightSUB

BAR

  1. 1Mike LewisG
  2. 22Ryan EvansD
  3. 4Luke CooperD
  4. 3Chris HughD
  5. 15Louis GerrardM
  6. 10Jordan CotterillM
  7. 8Troy GreeningM
  8. 21Macauley SouthamM
  9. 14Callum SaintyM
  10. 11Drew FahiyaF
  11. 7Kayne McLaggonF

Substitutes

  1. 26Lewis CosslettSUB
  2. 6James SaddlerSUB
  3. 16Sam JonesSUB
  4. 5Curtis WatkinsSUB
  5. 12Joe MassaroSUB

Timeline

  1. 62' Tom Goodwin (Newtown) Goal at 62'
  2. 74' Curtis Watkins (Barry Town) Substitution at 74'
  3. 75' Lewis Cosslett (Barry Town) Substitution at 75'
  4. 89' Luke Boundford (Newtown) Goal at 89'
  5. 90'+3' Luke Boundford (Newtown) Goal at 93'

Welsh Premier League News

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