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Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 9/4 – Sully Win Division One

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 9/4

Sully Sports clinched the First Division Title in the most dramatic way possible as they came back from 3-1 down against Cwm Talwg to claim the point they needed for the league. Sully took the lead through Norton but Talwg hit back with goals from Yeoman and Davies to lead at the break. Kirke then converted from the spot to make it 3-1 and Talwg’s title Dream looked on, however, goals from Norton again and the equaliser from 33 goal man, Cottle gave Sully the title and promotion back to the Premier Division.

Vale United walloped Vale Athletic 7-1 in Corntown to leapfrog them into fifth place. Goals from Evans, Hicks (2), Dingle, Wilkinson, Wisenden and Bluck saw United claim the emphatic win.

In the ASRS Cup, Penarth Town kept their treble dream alive by obliterated BV with an humiliating 10-0 win in the semi-final. A Shallis hat trick, two each from Knight and Hocking, and further goals from White and Winton sent Penarth to the final at Jenner Park on the 23rd.

In that final they will play AFC Rhoose who played out an exciting final against Holton Road with a 3-2 victory. Bevan and Bryan sent Rhoose into a 2-0 lead, but Jachontow pulled one back right before half time. Bolton restored the two goal cushion for Rhoose but Pearce pulled another back for Holton to set up a tense finale but Rhoose held on and will head to the final to face Penarth Town.

In the Premier Division, Cadoxton Barry saw off Tynewydd 3-1, first half goals from Antony Jones, Randall and Liam Jones did the damage before Williams pulled back a penalty in the second half that was only a consolation for Tynny.

Barry Athletic, without a win since august before last weeks victory, made it two on the bounce as they bested St Athan 3-2. Booker put Athletic in front but Morgan levelled straight away for St Athan, Avaient then notched a second half brace before Morgan scored from the spot, but Athletic held on for the win.

Midweek Junior Football

U16’s Premiership

Dinas Powys 2-3 Cogan Coronation

Peterston Super Ely 1-0 Sully Sports

Cowbridge Town 1-0 Penarth Town Wolves

Penarth Town Raiders 3-2 Inter Penarth

U15’s Premiership

Sully Sports Black Tigers 2-1 Cardiff Airport

Barry Athletic 1-4 Cowbridge Reds

U15’s Championship

Dinas Powys 1-2 Barry Town Utd

Penarth Town 0-2 Llantwit Major AFC

U14’s Premiership

Sully Sports Black 6-2 Cogan Hurricanes

Cowbridge Blacks 1-6 Dinas Powys Ravens

U14’s Championship

Cowbridge Bulls 1-5 Barry Town Utd

Fonmon Castle 8-2 Sully Sports Blue

Island Marine 4-1 Dinas Powys Utd

Sully Whites 3-2 Fonmon Castle

U13’s Premiership

Cogan Blues 6-0 Cowbridge Blacks

Real Sully 1-2 Cowbridge Blacks

Barry Town Utd 8-1 Barry Athletic

Cogan Blues 3-0 Cogan Whites

U13’s Championship

AFC Rhoose 0-7 Inter Penarth

Dinas Powys 7-5 Cadoxton Imps

U12’s Premiership

Cowbridge Blacks 3-4 Barry Town Utd

Sully Sports Oceans 7-1 Cogan Dragons

U12’s Championship

Dinas Powys Rangers 1-8 Park Lions Blacks

U12’s Division One

Island Marine 4-5 Cogan Ravens

Holton Road Black 3-1 Sully Sports Tornadoes

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Mid week Round Up 6/4

The champions were in action as Penarth Town celebrated with a 2-0 victory over BV. After a goalless first half Penarth took the lead through Knight and then doubled their lead through Nielsen. Penarth now look towards two semi finals in their chase for the treble, starting with a rematch with BV on Saturday.

Cardiff Airport triumphed 3-1 against Tynewydd at Ceri Road. Stradling gave Airport the lead in the first half and then two early second half goals from Stavert-Hawkins and Western put Airport in firm control, before Hicks pulled back a late consolation for Tynny. The win moves Airport above AFC Rhoose into third place, they play each other in the Ceri Road derby next Wednesday.

In Division One, Sully Sports moved to within one win of the league title as they eased past BV Reserves 7-0. Godwin gave Sully the lead inside fifteen minutes and then Ashton, Norton and Western ended the game as a contest before half time. Western then notched his second of the game on the hour mark before Godwin also added his second and then Donavon put Sully into seventh heaven. Sully now travel to play second place Cwm Talwg, who have played a game more, on Saturday, knowing that if they avoid defeat they are champions, Talwg know they have to win and then hope Sully lose their final game for them to claim the title. Either way, it’s been a tremendous title race in Division One and both sides will be great additions to the Premier Division.

Rhoose Social third spot were dealt a blow as they were held at home against a spirited Vale Madrid side. Hypolite gave VM the lead but Social struck back right after half time with goals from Andrews and Hillard. Vale Madrid then equalised from Webb on 65 minutes. The draw moves Social three points behind Holton Road B (who have played all their leagues games), with one more game to play but Social do have a much better goal difference. The point lifts Vale Madrid off the bottom of the league as they finish the campaign in 10th place.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 2/4

AFC Rhoose booked their place in the semi final of the Barry Cup as they edged out BV 3-2. Hartley, Bevan and Webb gave Rhoose a 3-0 lead at half time but BV rallied and goals from James and Ingham saw them push Rhoose right to the final whistle, but Rhoose held on for the semi final spot.

In the ASRS Cup, it was Holton Road who progressed to the final four with a 3-2 victory over Tynewydd. It was Tynny who took the lead through a Case penalty but Holton were soon level as Pearce converted from the spot too. Jachontow then fired Holton into the lead not long into the second half but Tynny pulled level through a Matthews goal. However, Pearce scored what turned out to be the winner 8 minutes from time.

In the Supporters Cup, Vale Utd came from a goal down against Vale Madrid to win 2-1. Evans gave VM the lead inside the first minute but Utd hit back in the second half with goals from Williams and Rowlands to advance.

In league action, Barry Athletic upset Cadoxton Barry with a 3-1 triumph on the Island with their first league win since August. Ashley Avaient gave Athletic a first half lead before Toby Dalton equalised but with ten minutes to go Will Drew and Lewis Avaient scored to give Athletic a huge 3 points.

Island Marine came away from the Rec with three points against Cogan with a 3-1 win. Davies, Blackmore and Bowsher put Marine in a commanding position before Humphries pulled back a consolation. The win moves Marine up to sixth.

In Division One, Cwm Talwg battled back from
two goals down to draw 2-2 with Vale Athletic in a blow to Talwg’s title aspirations. Rodwell and Lewis put Athletic 0-2 up but Kirke converted a penalty to pull one back for Talwg just before half time. Yeoman then notched the equaliser on 70 minutes to earn a point that puts Talwg top of the league by one point ahead of Sully Sports. Sully have three games to play, while Talwg have one game remaining, against Sully!!

Rhoose Social climbed up to fourth place with a 3-1 victory over St Athan C. John and a Morgan double in the first half put Social on course for the points. St Athan C rallied in the second half and pulled one back through Clancy but Social claimed the three points.

There is midweek action this week on Wednesday as Cardiff Airport play Tynewydd and Penarth take on BV in the Prem and in Division One, Sully play BV Reserves and Rhoose Social host Vale Madrid.

This Saturday, sees more league action and the semi finals of the ASRS Cup, plus Rhoose Social representing the Vale in the semi final of the SWFA Intermediate Cup against Clwb Caerdydd from the Cardiff Combination League Division One. Good luck to Rhoose Social.