Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, October 9, 2021
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CEFN | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| BALA | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Maes Tegid · 324 att.
Head to Head
BALA leads series 3-1-1
Lineups
BALA
- 30Harry LloydG
- 2Calum WoodsD
- 4Nathan PeateD
- 14Steven LeslieM
- 20Bradley BauressM
- 19David EdwardsM
- 21Oliver SouthernM
- 29Oliver ShannonM
- 18Paul RutherfordM
- 11Kieran SmithF
- 25Chris VenablesF
Substitutes
- 1Alex RamsaySUB
- 9Christopher SangSUB
- 7Lassana Nalatche MendesSUB
- 10Danny Walker-RiceSUB
- 3Sean SmithSUB
- 23Steff WilliamsSUB
CEFN
- 13Ryan NieldG
- 5Phil MooneyD
- 2Liam BuckleyD
- 3Steff EdwardsD
- 16Yalany BaioM
- 30Emmanuel AgyemangM
- 18Harry FarnsworthM
- 21Joe FauxM
- 39Charlie EdgeM
- 36Daniel CabralM
- 15Niall FlintM
Substitutes
- 12Pavel Pinho VieraSUB
- 40Pete EvansSUB
- 1Michael JonesSUB
- 29Jose Maria FerreiraSUB
- 10George HarrySUB
Timeline
- 23' David Edwards (Bala Town) Goal at 23'
- 51' Charlie Edge (Cefn Druids) Goal at 51'
- 54' Lassana Nalatche Mendes (Bala Town) Substitution at 54'
- 54' Sean Smith (Bala Town) Substitution at 54'
- 58' Lassana Nalatche Mendes (Bala Town) Yellow Card at 58'
- 66' Christopher Sang (Bala Town) Substitution at 66'
- 68' Niall Flint (Cefn Druids) Yellow Card at 68'
- 79' George Harry (Cefn Druids) Substitution at 79'
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