Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, October 7, 2017
BAR Barry Town LWLWW 0
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ABER Aberystwyth LLLLD 0
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Head to Head

Lineups

ABER

  1. 1Chris MullockG
  2. 4Jonny SpittleD
  3. 2Declan WalkerD
  4. 5Ryan WollacottD
  5. 14Ryan WadeM
  6. 18Ashley YoungM
  7. 17Matthew JonesM
  8. 23John McKennaM
  9. 27Joe PhillipsM
  10. 10John OwenF
  11. 11Luke BorrelliF

Substitutes

  1. 20Jack RimmerSUB
  2. 35Liam DohertySUB
  3. 34Lee JenkinsSUB
  4. 16Joe CulshawSUB
  5. 8Malcolm MelvinSUB
  6. 22Harri HoorwoodSUB
  7. 9Craig HobsonSUB

BAR

  1. 1Mike LewisG
  2. 4Luke CooperD
  3. 5Curtis WatkinsD
  4. 3Chris HughD
  5. 2Paul MorganD
  6. 6James SaddlerM
  7. 8Troy GreeningM
  8. 21Macauley SouthamM
  9. 17Tyrrell WebbeF
  10. 11Drew FahiyaF
  11. 7Kayne McLaggonF

Substitutes

  1. 12Joe MassaroSUB
  2. 14Callum SaintySUB
  3. 16Sam JonesSUB
  4. 22Ryan EvansSUB
  5. 24Michael GeorgeSUB
  6. 15Louis GerrardSUB

Timeline

  1. 25' Louis Gerrard (Barry Town) Substitution at 25'
  2. 60' Malcolm Melvin (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 60'
  3. 70' Craig Hobson (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 70'
  4. 74' Callum Sainty (Barry Town) Substitution at 74'
  5. 89' Ashley Young (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 89'

Welsh Premier League News

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