Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, September 12, 2020
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAR | 0 | 3 | 3 |
| ABER | 0 | 2 | 2 |
Park Avenue
Head to Head
Series tied 2-2-1
Lineups
ABER
- 13Alex PennockG
- 5Samuel BarnesD
- 4Lee JenkinsD
- 32Jack RimmerD
- 3Harri RoweM
- 17Gwion OwenM
- 8Jamie VealeM
- 10Mark WilliamsF
- 14Steff DaviesF
- 15Jonathan EvansF
- 20Owain JonesF
Substitutes
- 9George HarrySUB
- 7Matthew JonesSUB
- 21Joseph SaundersSUB
- 6Ilan HughesSUB
- 18Richie RickettsSUB
- 2Louis BradfordSUB
- 11Rhys DaviesSUB
CAR
- 25Alex LangG
- 2Dylan ReesD
- 4Bradley WoolridgeD
- 3Kyle McCarthyD
- 10Charlie CorsbyM
- 8Chris BakerM
- 18Rhydian MorganM
- 19Liam WarmanF
- 9Harry WarwickF
- 12Ollie HulbertF
- 7Elliot EvansF
Substitutes
- 23Ashton GleedSUB
- 21Harri HoorwoodSUB
- 6Guto WilliamsSUB
- 1Will FullerSUB
- 20Matt ClubbSUB
Timeline
- 13' Jonathan Evans (Aberystwyth) Goal at 13'
- 30' Harry Warwick (Cardiff MU) Yellow Card at 30'
- 38' Liam Warman (Cardiff MU) Yellow Card at 38'
- 56' Rhys Davies (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 56'
- 57' Harri Rowe (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 57'
- 67' Elliot Evans (Cardiff MU) Goal at 67'
- 72' Rhys Davies (Aberystwyth) Goal at 72'
- 81' Matt Clubb (Cardiff MU) Substitution at 81'
- 82'
- 86'
- 88' George Harry (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 88'
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