Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, December 21, 2019
CAE Caernarfon WWLWW 1
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Carmarthen LWLLL 0
1st2ndT
CAE011
CAR000
Richmond Park, Carmarthen · 285 att.

Head to Head

CAR leads series 3-2

Lineups

CAR

  1. 1Lee IdziG
  2. 6Lee SurmanD
  3. 3Jordan KnottD
  4. 11Chris JonesM
  5. 19Jay WoodfordM
  6. 18Liam ThomasM
  7. 12Jordan VickersM
  8. 7Declan CarrollM
  9. 26Mabon EvansM
  10. 10Lewis HarlingM
  11. 17Josh BullF

CAE

  1. 1Alex RamsayG
  2. 2Joe WilliamsD
  3. 5Gareth EdwardsD
  4. 3Nathan CraigM
  5. 16Ben ClarkM
  6. 19Sion BradleyM
  7. 21Leo SmithM
  8. 17Ryan WilliamsM
  9. 9Jamie BreeseF
  10. 11Danny BrookwellF
  11. 10Darren ThomasF

Timeline

  1. 11' Liam Thomas (Carmarthen) Yellow Card at 11'
  2. 52' Gareth Edwards (Caernarfon) Yellow Card at 52'
  3. 61' Shaun Cavanaugh (Caernarfon) Substitution at 61'
  4. 67' Declan Carroll (Carmarthen) Yellow Card at 67'
  5. 69' Gareth Edwards (Caernarfon) Red Card at 69'
  6. 75' Cai Jones (Caernarfon) Substitution at 75'
  7. 79' Gwion Howell (Carmarthen) Substitution at 79'
  8. 81' Ben Clark (Caernarfon) Yellow Card at 81'
  9. 84' Gruffydd John (Caernarfon) Substitution at 84'
  10. 90'+1' Cai Jones (Caernarfon) Goal at 91'
  11. 90'+4' Leon Smith (Caernarfon) Yellow Card at 94'

Welsh Premier League News

All news
News ESPN staff 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 ESPN staff 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 PA Sport 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 PA Sport 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.