Results - 15th September 2007

Division 1

Crannog 1 Aberporth 0

Ffostrasol 1 St Dogmaels 2

Lampeter 0 Aberaeron 0

Llanybydder 0 New Quay 7

Maesglas 3 Dewi Stars 1

Division 2

Aberaeron Res 6 Lampeter Res 1

Bargod 2 Maesglas Res 1

Felinfach 11 Boncath 2

NCE 3 Llanboidy 2

Pencader 6 Cardigan Res 0

Reserves Cup

Aberporth 7 Llanboidy 2

New Quay 1 Llanybydder 2

St Dogmaels 2 Crannog 2

Maesglas have opened a four point lead at the top of the First Division as a result of their 3-1 win over Dewi Stars. After the visitors had taken an early lead the home side eventually found their rhythm with Phil Furney grabbing the equaliser from an acute angle following a good run down the right.

Dean Winney with a crisp effort from fifteen yards added the second before the interval before an unmarked Chris Jones clinched the points in the final quarter.

In a hard fought local derby where clear cut chances were at a premium Crannog just had the edge on Aberporth with the all important goal coming midway through the second half courtesy of Danny Taylor who having latched on to a long ball from the back lobbed opposing keeper Ryan Banks to clinch the points.

St Dogmaels just had the edge over Ffostrasol in an exciting game at Troedyrhiw Park. From the first whistle both sides endeavoured to create chances with Gethin Davies and Mathew Stapleton going close for the homesters as did Simon Wilson and Lee Burrows at the other end.

The deadlock was eventually broken on twenty eight minutes when following a simple ball down the left Gary Jones netted from twenty five yards.

Further chances from Dafydd Evans and Mathew Jordan should have seen the home side wrap it up before the interval but after the turnaround the turning point came when home keeper Mark Jones was sent-off having pulled Simon Wilson down in the penalty area.

The Saints capitalised on their one man advantage to score twice and clinch the points. Ioan Owens added the second from a Ian James cross with Simon Wilson setting up Johnny James to head home the third.

Both Lampeter and Aberaeron remain unbeaten following their goalless draw at North Road while Llanybydder, with only ten men, crashed to a heavy home defeat against New Quay.

In the Second Division all credit goes to Boncath who having travelled to Felinfach with only seven men still managed to sore the first goal before eventually going down 11-2.