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Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 9/9

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 9/9 
  • Barry Atheltic left it late, but came back from 2-0 down against nine man AFC Rhoose to rescue a point. Andrew Townsend and Jay Munn gave AFC Rhoose the halftime lead, but an Ollie Tipples penalty brought athletic back into it. Rhoose saw two players sent off in the last 20 minutes and then with four minutes to go Theo Savva grabbed the equaliser. 
  • It was another late show this time from Cardiff Airport as they scored twice in the last 10 minutes to take all three points against Vale United. Ben Hopkins had given United lead in the first half, however Casey Thompson levelled the scores on 83 minutes and Taylor Turner, grab the winner with minutes remaining.
  • In the championship, Tynewydd went top of the table with a 4-2 win over Cwm Talwg. Tynny took advantage of Vale Madrid not being in action to leapfrog them into top spot having played a game more and remain unbeaten.
  • Cadoxton Imps thrashed Porthkerry Panthers 8-0 to go third while Cardiff Airport Vets were in seven heaven with 7-0 romp over St Athan Thirds.
  • Lawrence Walpole was the star of the show for Barry Athletic Reserves with two goals and an assist as they beat AFC Rhoose Development 5-1 away at Ceri Road.
  • Cam West hit a hat trick for St Athan Reserves as they picked up their first win since opening day as they hammered Rhoose Social 6-1.
  • In the Hugh James South Wales FA Cup, Premier Division leaders St Athan went out on penalties after a 3-3 draw with Trelewis Welfare from Merthyr. Peterston Super Ely were edged out 3-2 by Liwynypia from the Rhondda. Penarth Town go into the next round with a 4-1 win over Stanleytown also from the Rhondda league, David Shallis notching twice in the win.
  • Island Marine stormed to a 10-3 victory over Aberdare league based Gadlys Rovers with Adam Owens running the show with a hat trick and four assists. Championship leaders Vale Madrid came back from a goal down to defeat Pontypridd 3-1 to advance to round two. Vale Athletic crashed out 5-1 to Cathays Cons from the Cardiff Combination league as FC Barry walloped Ynysybwl 7-2 to go in the hat for the next round.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 2/9

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 2/9

  • St Athan continued their impressive start to the season as they thumped Island Marine 6-1 at Maslin Park. Anton Williamson hit a hat trick as Sean Lucas, Ben Boyd and Dafydd Issac added the others to keep St Athan top of the Premier Division.
  • Barry Athletic needed a last minute Olly Tipples penalty to rescue a point against FC Barry. Tyler Jenkinson had put FC Barry ahead from the spot earlier in the game but denied the three points at the death.
  • Vale United picked a big win away at Ceri Road 4-2 against AFC Rhoose. Jac Butler put Rhoose ahead but Jason Tominey soon levelled, Cai James then put United in front before Finley Floyd extended the lease, Liam Butcher pulled one back for Rhoose but James notched his second of the game to seal the win for Vale United.
  • In the Championship, Vale Madrid continued their perfect start to the season with an 8-1 rout of AFC Rhoose Development. Nick Good scored four goals with David Evans notching a brace, and then Josh Cummings and Sam Robinson also scoring. The win keeps Vale Madrid top of the table with a 100% record.
  • Tynewydd saw off Island Marine reserves 6-1 at the Buttrills, Stefan Ross the star of the show with four goals, Gareth Griffiths and Tom Parsons also made the scoresheet to move Tynny into second spot.
  • Cogan Coronation got back to winning ways with a 3-0 triumph over St Athan reserves. Joe Pinch, Tyler O’Brien and Mohamed Osman, with the goals.
  • Cadoxton Imps played out a second successive 4-4 draw as they were held by Cardiff Airport Vets. Dean McCarthy put Imps ahead before Casey Davies levelled and Karl Steel put the Airport ahead, but Chris Rees equalised before half-time. Joe Baldock restored Airports lead but Kaz Rohbani-Eivazu the game level again for Imps. Cam Leach came off the bench and hit what Imps may have thought would be the winner but Mikey Hall immediately levelled for Airport to ensure a share of the points.
  • Rhoose Social came out 4-2 winners over St Athan Thirds but had to come from behind to do so. Brennan Page gave Social an early lead but Sam Webb scored twice to give St Athan Thirds a 2-1 half time lead. Richard Davies then equalised for Social before Chris Morgan put them back in front and Jordan Owen sealed the win with the fourth.
  • Porthkerry Panthers picked up their first point of the season as they draw 3-3 with Barry Athletic Reserves. Kyle Booker put Athletic in front but Matt Nation levelled and Jack Such gave Panthers the lead. Dan Saunders scored to put Athletic back on level terms but Such soon notched his second of the game to put Panthers back in front, however, Curtis Jones equalised to rescue a point for Athletic.
  • Next week sees a mixture of league games and the first round of the South Wales FA Cup.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 26/8

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 26/8 

  • St Athan brought Cardiff Airports perfect start to the season to a screeching halt as they thumped them 5-1. Ben Boyd and Chris Vinson put St Athan two up before Iestyn Raven pulled one back from the spot before half time. But St Athan pulled away at the end with Anton Williamson restoring the two goal cushion and Vinson converting two penalties. The result sees St Athan leapfrog Airport into top spot.
  • FC Barry picked up their first win since returning to the Premier Division with a 2-1 win over AFC Rhoose at Ceri Road. Charlie Ruck and Kye Ingham gave FC Barry a half time lead before Robson Mallam pulled one back to set up a tense finish but FC Barry picked up the points.
  • Island Marine got their season underway with a 3-2 victory over Vale United at Maslin Park. Vale United came into the game off the back of a fine 5-2 midweek win over Vale Athletic but found themselves 2 down thanks to goals from Jack Stokes and Ellis Howe but Cai James pulled one back right on half time. Sam Dyer hit what turned out to be the decisive goal for Island Marine’s third before James pulled one back late on for United from the spot.
  • In the Championship, Vale Madrid went top of the league after a 6-1 win over St Athan Thirds. David Evans put Madrid in front before Sam Webb levelled but Gareth Messier restored the lead before Evans added two more to complete his hat trick before half time, Sam Robinson and Dylan Sawdon completed the scoring after the break and Vale Madrid sit top.
  • Cadoxton Imps and Barry Athletic Reserves played out a thrilling 4-4 draw at the Buttrills. Ashley Cottle put Imps ahead before Kyle Booker levelled for Athletic and Theo Savva put them ahead. Liam Jones then levelled for Imps before Cam Leach and Chris Rees put Imps into a 4-2 lead. However, Callum Hewitson pulled one back before Savva levelled four minutes from time to ensure the points were shared.
  • Henry Adams hit four goals for Peterston Super Ely as they romped to 7-0 win over Porthkerry Panthers. Matt Howson, Gerard Mortimer and Lewis Evans adding the others in a comprehensive win.
  • Cwm Talwg came back from two goals down to end Cogan Coronations perfect start to the season with a 3-2 win. Jon Matthews and Kellan Allison put Cogan into an early two goal lead but Josh Batte came off the bench to pull one back after the break before an own goal levelled the game. Cole Roberts then rounded off the superb comeback with the winner for Cwm Talwg.
  • Tynewydd were in seventh heaven as they thrashed St Athan Reserves 7-0 at the Buttrills. Nathan Donnelly was the star of the show as he hit four goals with Gareth Griffiths grabbing a brace and Lewis Slack also notching.
  • AFC Rhoose Development got their first win of the season with a 4-1 win over Cardiff Airport Vets in the Ceri Road derby. Adam Godwin put Rhoose ahead before Karl Steel equalised for Airport. Godwin quickly restored Rhoose’s lead and then completed his hat trick before Kris Powell completed the scoring late on.
  • Rhoose Social picked up their first victory of the campaign with a 4-2 win over Island Marine Reserves. Social raced into a three goal lead inside 7 minutes, with Richard Davies scoring twice and then Chris Morgan adding the third. Jordan Owen then made it four before Island Marine pulled two back but Social collected the points.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 19/8 P

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 19/8 

  • A pulsating Ceri Road derby saw Cardiff Airport leave with the win over AFC Rhoose after the most dramatic of finishes. Iestyn Raven and Sam Gammon had given Airport a 0-2 lead at half time, Andrew Townsend pulled one back for AFC Rhoose in the second half before in the 89th minute Jac Butler appeared to have rescued a point for Rhoose only for Raven to grab an incredible winner for Airport in the 95th minute.
  • FC Barry had a baptism of fire on their return to the Premier Division as they were beaten 4-2 by St Athan. St Athan raced into a 3-0 lead within the first 15 minutes with goals from Reece Lewis, Ben Boyd and Anton Williamson, before Sean Lucas made it 4-0 just before half time. FC Barry fought back in the second half through goals from Elliot Jackson and Dan James but it was in vein as St Athan took the points.
  • Barry Athletic got their campaign off to a winning start with a 6-3 victory away at Penarth Town, Alfie Tipples hit four with Oli Tipples grabbing a double. Callum Eva and Cameron Jenkins (2) notching for Penarth.
  • In the Championship, Cadoxton Imps hit 8 past St Athan Reserves in an 8-2 win, Ashley Cottle and Dean McCarthy both hit braces, with Kieran Ashton, Chris Rees, Feran Kanda and Jaydon Colston adding the rest.
  • Cogan Coronation eased past Barry Athletic Reserves winning 5-2, Jon Matthews scoring twice, with Kellan Allison, Joe Pinch, and Dan Humphries with one each.
  • Vale Madrid also made it two from two after 2-4 win over Rhoose Social.. Sam Robinson put VM ahead early before Chris Morgan levelled for Social. Robinson put VM back in front, however, Brennan Page equalised for Social. But Vale Madrid pulled away as Josh Cummings and Gareth Messer notched.
  • Peterston Super Ely bounced back from an opening day defeat as they thrashed St Athan Thirds 8-0, Henry Adams and Lewis Evans scored twice with further goals from Dylan Davies, Jon Wooten, James Revers and Charlie Martin.
  • Josh Kirke scored twice on his Island Marine Reserves debut as they saw off AFC Rhoose Develpment 3-0 with Ethan Chamberlain Rogers adding the third.
  • Cwm Talwg responded to an opening day loss with a 4-0 win over Porthkerry Panthers, Jordan Yeoman scored twice as Jacob Jones and Kyle Taylor also scoring.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 12/8

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 12/8

  • The brand new Vale of Glamorgan football league season gets underway this past Saturday and it’s promising to be the most competitive for years and the first game day certainly didn’t disappoint. 
  • AFC Rhoose gave newly promoted Vale Athletic a hostile welcome to the Premier Division, thrashing them 6-0. Josh Bryan grabbed a double while James Corrigan, Elliot Ball, Andrew Townsend and James Wharfe all got on the scoresheet.
  • Cardiff Airport came back from 0-2 down against Penarth Town to win 6-2, Iestyn Raven inspiring Airport with a hat trick in an impressive opening day win.
  • A dramatic contest in Corntown, as St Athan came back against Vale United from 4-2 down to draw 4-4. Mitchell Stimson-Jagger bagged all four United goals while Ben Boyd, Ian Phillips and Leow Morris got on the scoresheet for St Athan before Mike Milani scored a 94th minute equaliser.
  • In the Championship, newly reformed Cadoxton Imps hammered Cwm Talwg 7-0, the Imps were three up at half time thanks to Kieran Ashton, Chris Rees and Ashley Cottle, and then ran away with the game after the break with Rees adding his second, Dean McCarthy scoring twice and Feran Kanda also notching.
  • Cogan Coronation got life in the Championship off to flyer by also hitting 7 as they cruised past new club Porthkerry Panthers. Kellan Allison scored twice before the break along with Joe Pinch. In the second half goals from Ben Cooper, Nathan Riddell, and veteran Dan Humphries sealed the rout.
  • Cardiff Airport Vets got off to a winning start seeing off Rhoose Social 3-1 at Ceri Road, Sam Ross with a brace and Lewis Wride sealing the win.
  • Barry Athletic Reserves and Tynewydd played out an entertaining 3-3 draw. Calvin Fahiya scored twice for Athletic before Nathan Donnelly pulled one back but Lewis Avaient restored Athletic’s two goal cushion. However, Gareth Griffiths scored to reduce the deficit before Tom Parsons levelled for Tynewydd.
  • Vale Madrid came out 3-1 victors as they travelled to Peterston Super Ely, David Evans equalised and then Sam Robinson scored twice to take all three points for Vale Madrid.
  • And finally, St Athan Reserves won a 9 goal thriller 5-4 against AFC Rhoose Development. St Athan went 2-0 up through Andy Home and Ieaun Morgan before Rhoose hit back through two Joe Dalton goals, Ryan Jacka and Kristian Powell to lead 2-4. However, St Athan Reserves rallied and Cameron West came on to score twice on his debut before Alex Bowes scored a 92nd minute winner for St Athan Reserves.