Welsh Premier League

FT Sunday, September 22, 2019
CEFN Cefn Druids WDLLD 0
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BAR Barry Town WDWDW 1
1st2ndT
CEFN000
BAR101
Jenner Park · 501 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2

Lineups

BAR

  1. 22George RatcliffeG
  2. 3Chris HughD
  3. 5Curtis WatkinsD
  4. 4Luke CooperD
  5. 12Luke CummingsD
  6. 23Callum SaintyM
  7. 29Clayton GreenM
  8. 19Momodou TourayF
  9. 7Kayne McLaggonF
  10. 11Drew FahiyaF
  11. 21Sion SpenceF

Substitutes

  1. 2Paul MorganSUB
  2. 33Evan PressSUB
  3. 1Mike LewisSUB
  4. 18Rhys AbbruzzeseSUB
  5. 9Eli PhippsSUB

CEFN

  1. 1Michael JonesG
  2. 11James DaviesD
  3. 18Tom ReillyD
  4. 6Nathan PeateD
  5. 32Neil AshtonD
  6. 5Phil MooneyD
  7. 8Alec MudimuM
  8. 14Ryan KershawM
  9. 9Tyrone OforiF
  10. 19Cody RubertoF
  11. 24Michael PritchardF

Substitutes

  1. 10Dean RittenbergSUB
  2. 3Naim ArsanSUB
  3. 28Pape DiakhiteSUB
  4. 16Iwan CartwrightSUB
  5. 7Matty OwenSUB

Timeline

  1. 7' Dean Rittenberg (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 7'
  2. 21' Evan Press (Barry Town) Substitution at 21'
  3. 41' Chris Hugh (Barry Town) Goal at 41'
  4. 70' Elijah Phipps (Barry Town) Substitution at 70'
  5. 76' Naim Arsan (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 76'
  6. 85' Pape Diakhite (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 85'

Welsh Premier League News

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