Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, October 14, 2017
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| COQ | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| CAR | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Richmond Park, Carmarthen · 208 att.
Head to Head
COQ leads series 3-1-1
Lineups
CAR
- 1Lee IdziG
- 6Lee SurmanD
- 12Daniel SheehanD
- 3Jordan KnottD
- 4Dave VincentD
- 18Liam ThomasM
- 10Lewis HarlingM
- 25Kieran LewisM
- 11Kyle WilliamsM
- 9Kostya GeorgievskyF
- 17Liam GriffithsF
Substitutes
- 7Liam WalshSUB
- 11Kyle BassettSUB
- 16Tyler BrockSUB
- 14Ceri MorganSUB
- 20Danny ThomasSUB
COQ
- 1John DanbyG
- 2Mike PearsonD
- 5George HoranD
- 3Kai EdwardsD
- 4Ian KearneyD
- 7Ryan WignallM
- 16Owen JamesM
- 8Callum MorrisM
- 11Nathan WoolfeM
- 6Danny HarrisonM
- 9Michael WildeF
Substitutes
- 14Matty OwenSUB
- 18Joe HeathSUB
- 19Jake PhillipsSUB
- 23Mathias BakareSUB
- 16Melford SimpsonSUB
Timeline
- 19' Callum Morris (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 19'
- 31' Ryan Wignall (Connah's Quay) Goal at 31'
- 63' Kyle Bassett (Carmarthen) Substitution at 63'
- 69' Ceri Morgan (Carmarthen) Substitution at 69'
- 76' Liam Thomas (Carmarthen) Penalty - Scored at 74'
- 81' Mathias Bakare (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 81'
- 81' Ryan Wignall (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 81'
- 85' Melford Simpson (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 85'
- 88' Melford Simpson (Connah's Quay) Goal at 87'
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