Welsh Premier League

FT Friday, August 20, 2021
ABER Aberystwyth LDDWW 0
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COQ Connah's Quay DLLWW 1
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COQ101
Deeside Stadium · 365 att.

Head to Head

COQ leads series 4-0-1

Lineups

COQ

  1. 1Oliver ByrneG
  2. 2John DisneyD
  3. 5George HoranD
  4. 4Ryan HarringtonD
  5. 8Callum MorrisM
  6. 12Declan PooleM
  7. 10Jamie InsallF
  8. 11Jordan Levi-DavisF
  9. 17Kris OwensF
  10. 7Jamie MullanF
  11. 19Craig CurranF

Substitutes

  1. 24Kai Calderbank-ParkSUB
  2. 21Aron WilliamsSUB
  3. 14Tom MooreSUB
  4. 18Tom BibbySUB
  5. 48Charlie HollandSUB
  6. 53Harry OwenSUB

ABER

  1. 1Gregor ZabretG
  2. 3Rhys DaviesD
  3. 2Jack RimmerD
  4. 5Lee JenkinsD
  5. 7Matthew JonesM
  6. 8Jamie VealeM
  7. 11Sam PhillipsM
  8. 6Jack ThornM
  9. 10Harry FranklinM
  10. 9John OwenF
  11. 28Alex DarlingtonF

Substitutes

  1. 24Owen OrfordSUB
  2. 13Alex PennockSUB
  3. 20Owain JonesSUB
  4. 18Richie RickettsSUB

Timeline

  1. 30' Craig Curran (Connah's Quay) Goal at 30'
  2. 39' Jack Thorn (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 39'
  3. 55' Harry Franklin (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 55'
  4. 62' Aron Williams (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 62'
  5. 73' Owain Jones (Aberystwyth) Substitution at 73'
  6. 85' Jack Rimmer (Aberystwyth) Yellow Card at 85'

Welsh Premier League News

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