Welsh Premier League
FT
Saturday, April 9, 2022
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| COQ | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| BAR | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Jenner Park
Head to Head
COQ leads series 3-2
Lineups
BAR
- 1Mike LewisG
- 18Rhys AbbruzzeseD
- 26Luke CooperD
- 11Rhys KavanaghM
- 15Theo WhartonM
- 32Jonathan HoodM
- 29Clayton GreenM
- 33Evan PressM
- 12Marcus DayF
- 34Michael GeorgeF
- 7Kayne McLaggonF
COQ
- 24Kai Calderbank-ParkG
- 22Neal EardleyD
- 5George HoranD
- 15Danny HolmesD
- 2John DisneyD
- 8Callum MorrisM
- 23Aeron EdwardsM
- 12Declan PooleM
- 17Kris OwensF
- 29Giacomo MelloF
- 9Byron HarrisonF
Timeline
- 16' Jonathan Hood (Barry Town) Yellow Card at 16'
- 30' Neal Eardley (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 30'
- 43' Callum Morris (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 43'
- 44' George Horan (Connah's Quay) Red Card at 44'
- 45' Kayne McLaggon (Barry Town) Penalty - Scored at 45'
- 60' Byron Harrison (Connah's Quay) Goal at 60'
- 60' Rhys Kavanagh (Barry Town) Yellow Card at 60'
- 65' Kris Owens (Connah's Quay) Yellow Card at 65'
- 69' Jamie Insall (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 69'
- 76' Ryan Harrington (Connah's Quay) Substitution at 76'
- 77' Nathaniel Jarvis (Barry Town) Substitution at 77'
- 77' Jordan Cotterill (Barry Town) Substitution at 77'
- 85' Callum Sainty (Barry Town) Substitution at 85'
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