MIDWEEK ROUND UP
By MMP MID WALES LEAGUE Webmaster
FORDEN GET FIRST WIN IN 7 GOAL THRILLER
Forden Utd gained their first win of the season with a seven goal thriller at home to Llansantffraid.
After a goalless first half Forden took command with goals by Jake O'Donnell and Alex Morgan (pictured)before substitute Ryan Broadbent pulled a goal back before centre back Dave Roberts restored a two goal cushion.
Forden were then stunned by two quick goals by Dale Evans and a second for Broadbent.
Forden secured the points in the 87 min when a harmless looking shot by Darryl Jones slipped through The keepers hands
Knighton retained their 100% record with a comfortable 6-0 win over a Newtown Wanderers side looking for their first win.
Goals came from Kieran Dovey 3,Taylor Wozencraft 2 and Tom Dwyer.
Abermule held their place as league leaders with a hard fought 2-1 win at Bishops Castle despite going behind after 3 minutes to a Martyn Ziemann goal.
Two goals from Tomos Williams either side of half time clinched the points.
Brecon Corries and Radnor Valley shared the points at the Rich Field with Joel Evans putting the Corries ahead after 16 mins and Callum Matthews replying after 29 mins.
Builth Wells retained their place in the leading pack with a 2-0 win in a feisty match against visiting Hay St Marys
Goals from Ciaran Price after 63 mins and a last minute Christian Jones goal secured the points following the dismissal of Callum Maddy for the Saints.
Waterloo Rovers kept up the chase with a 4-2 home win against Churchstoke who opened the scoring through Shane Morgan after 39 mins but two goals from Tom Ellis early in the second half turned the tables.Further goals from Jake Mann and Adam Gough gave Rovers a comfortable lead.Churchstoke second goal came from Gregory Pryce in the closing stages
Montgomery gained there first points with a 3-2 win at Llanfyllin who took the lead after 13 mins through Lee Morris.A penalty by Ryan Edwards after 30 mins and a second after 45 mins gave the visitors a 2-1 lead at the break
A goaby Liam Pickstock after 73 mins appeared to have given Llanfyllin a share of the points only for Ryan Edwards to complete his hat trick with a second penalty after 88 mins
After a goalless first half Forden took command with goals by Jake O'Donnell and Alex Morgan (pictured)before substitute Ryan Broadbent pulled a goal back before centre back Dave Roberts restored a two goal cushion.
Forden were then stunned by two quick goals by Dale Evans and a second for Broadbent.
Forden secured the points in the 87 min when a harmless looking shot by Darryl Jones slipped through The keepers hands
Knighton retained their 100% record with a comfortable 6-0 win over a Newtown Wanderers side looking for their first win.
Goals came from Kieran Dovey 3,Taylor Wozencraft 2 and Tom Dwyer.
Abermule held their place as league leaders with a hard fought 2-1 win at Bishops Castle despite going behind after 3 minutes to a Martyn Ziemann goal.
Two goals from Tomos Williams either side of half time clinched the points.
Brecon Corries and Radnor Valley shared the points at the Rich Field with Joel Evans putting the Corries ahead after 16 mins and Callum Matthews replying after 29 mins.
Builth Wells retained their place in the leading pack with a 2-0 win in a feisty match against visiting Hay St Marys
Goals from Ciaran Price after 63 mins and a last minute Christian Jones goal secured the points following the dismissal of Callum Maddy for the Saints.
Waterloo Rovers kept up the chase with a 4-2 home win against Churchstoke who opened the scoring through Shane Morgan after 39 mins but two goals from Tom Ellis early in the second half turned the tables.Further goals from Jake Mann and Adam Gough gave Rovers a comfortable lead.Churchstoke second goal came from Gregory Pryce in the closing stages
Montgomery gained there first points with a 3-2 win at Llanfyllin who took the lead after 13 mins through Lee Morris.A penalty by Ryan Edwards after 30 mins and a second after 45 mins gave the visitors a 2-1 lead at the break
A goaby Liam Pickstock after 73 mins appeared to have given Llanfyllin a share of the points only for Ryan Edwards to complete his hat trick with a second penalty after 88 mins
Where next?
WATERLOO HIT THE HEIGHTS
THE GOALS KEEP COMING
GOAL CRAZY WEEKEND
LLANFYLLIN GET HAMMERED AT BUILTH WELLS
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