Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, February 17, 2018
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAR | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| LLAN | 2 | 1 | 3 |
The Giant Hospitality Stadium · 196 att.
Head to Head
LLAN leads series 4-0-1
Lineups
LLAN
- 1Alex LynchG
- 18Mike WilliamsonD
- 4Danny ShawD
- 20Wes BaynesD
- 3James JoyceD
- 14Robbie ParryM
- 8Danny HughesM
- 20Tom DixM
- 7Matty WilliamsF
- 21Toby JonesF
- 10Mark WilliamsF
Substitutes
- 12Joe CareySUB
- 16Sam HartSUB
- 23Iwan WilliamsSUB
- 13Paddy RutterSUB
- 5Harriet JonesSUB
CAR
- 32Stephen HallG
- 5Craig HanfordD
- 6Lee SurmanD
- 3Jordan KnottD
- 18Liam ThomasM
- 14Ceri MorganM
- 15Clayton GreenM
- 25Kieran LewisM
- 18Aiden O'KellyM
- 28Mark JonesF
- 26Luke BowenF
Substitutes
- 20Danny ThomasSUB
- 29Dwayne CoultressSUB
- 21Neil SmothersSUB
- 12Daniel SheehanSUB
Timeline
- 19' Danny Shaw (Llandudno Town) Goal at 19'
- 26' Liam Thomas (Carmarthen) Goal at 26'
- 30' Danny Hughes (Llandudno Town) Yellow Card at 30'
- 37' Matty Williams (Llandudno Town) Goal at 37'
- 60' Aiden O'Kelly (Carmarthen) Yellow Card at 60'
- 63' Craig Hanford (Carmarthen) Yellow Card at 63'
- 72' Dwayne Coultress (Carmarthen) Goal at 72'
- 86' Aiden O'Kelly (Carmarthen) Red Card at 86'
- 90' Mark Williams (Llandudno Town) Goal at 90'
- 90' Sam Hart (Llandudno Town) Substitution at 90'
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