WELSH PREMIER TIMES Issue 43/Rhif 43 07/04/15 Higher payments for Welsh clubs in Europe Player and Team of the Season It s Newtown v The

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1 WELSH PREMIER TIMES Issue 43//Rhiif 43 07//04//15 Higher payments for Welsh clubs in Europe The New Saints Chief Operating Officer and FAW Council member Ian Williams joined representatives from 145 ECA Member Clubs at the 14th European Club Association two-day General Assembly in Stockholm earlier this week, which centered on the announcement of two landmark collaboration agreements with FIFA and UEFA. Each agreement will provide clubs with a greater say in the governance models of both FIFA and UEFA recognising clubs important contribution to the success of national team football and the development of football as a whole. Clubs in Wales competing in both the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League qualifying rounds will benefit from a 65% increase in solidarity payments, which will have significant impact on the development of clubs in the Welsh Premier League commented Williams. There will also be additional solidarity revenue in favour of medium/smaller national leagues throughout Europe for the development of young players he added. The ECA and UEFA have agreed a revolutionary club distribution mechanism based on fixed percentages. The key objectives were to reduce the ratio between Champions League and Europa League, to increase the Qualifying Round Share and to revise the leagues share distribution concept. The new percentage-based system ensures that every stakeholder will benefit proportionally from the competitions continued growth in the future. The ECA FIFA agreement will see the creation of the FIFA Professional Football Department, composed of FIFA, ECA and player representatives. The new body will serve as a platform to discuss all matters related to professional football, and will make recommendations to the FIFA Committees. The renewed Memorandum of Understanding between the ECA and UEFA secures two seats for ECA Club Representatives on the UEFA Executive Committee first as co-opted members, then as full members (subject to the revision of the UEFA Statutes in 2016). This is a major achievement for ECA and a strong statement of UEFA s commitment to modern and dynamic governance models. The ECA Club Representatives to join the UEFA Executive Committee are yet to be confirmed. The details of the ECA-UEFA Memorandum of Understanding can be viewed on Player and Team of the Season Forms will go out to clubs this week for the annual award for Player of the Season. Club managers and directors of football will be asked to select their best five players for the season with their own players not eligible. Likewise they will be asked to pick the best player in each position to form their own selection of Team of the Season. The first award will be announced at the Corbett Sports Welsh Premier League Awards night in June together with the Young Player of the Year from the same poll. The short lists of three will be announced once voting is complete. It is hoped that the Team of the Season will be announced during the live transmission of the Welsh Cup final. It s Newtown v The New Saints in FAW Welsh Cup Final Following their semi-final victories over Rhyl and Airbus UK respectively at the weekend, Newtown AFC will take on The New Saints in the Tenovus Welsh Cup Final on Saturday May 2 nd at Paveaways Latham Park Newtown a venue agreed by both clubs. Official Newsletter of the Corbett Sports Welsh Premier League Cylchgrawn Swyddogol Uwchgynghrair Corbett Sports Cymru

2 THIS WEEK S LEAGUE FIXTURES CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE Friday 10 th April Bala Town v Newtown AFC 19:45 Last six encounters 1 st Phase in red 04/03/ Robbie Millington 20' Sam Bailey 39' /10/ Lee Hunt 74' Mark Jones 90'+5 Evans 56' Nick Rushton 90' /08/ Conall Murtagh 36' Ian Sheridan 44' 72' 88' Luke Boundford 7' Craig Whitfield 9' Shane 322 Sutton 29' Andy Jones 90' 08/02/ Lee Hunt 11' 14' Stuart Jones 73' Luke Boundford 57' /09/ Stuart Jones 64' /01/ Ian Sheridan 35' Mark Connolly 44' David Artell 68' Sean Evans 82' 167 Home wins 4 Away wins 1 Draws 3 Goal aggregate CURRENT FORM Home Team DWLLWWWWWWLDWW Away Team WLDDDLDWLLWLLL Referee: R J Stewart Assistants: P Roszkowski & M Williams 4 th Official: T Williams The New Saints v Aberystwyth Town 19:45 Last six encounters 1 st Phase in red 11/12/ Craig Jones 49' 90' Craig Williams 52' 82' /10/ Richie Partridge 28' 41' 58' Alex Darlington 15' Matt Berkeley 77' 01/10/ Alex Darlington 43' Crag Jones 47' Greg Draper 50' Wyn Thomas 13' Lewis Codling 64' /02/ Alex Darlington 4' 38' Kai Edwards 60' /12/ Mike Wilde 36' Matthew Williams 56' Alex Darlington ' Greg Draper 76' 14/11/ Greg Draper 17' Chris Venables 90' 411 Home wins 18 Away wins 1 Draws 3 Goal aggregate CURRENT FORM Home Team WWWDWDDWWWWWWWW Away Team WWWLLLDDWWDLDD Referee: K Hames Assistants: L M Jones & B Williamson 4 th Official: A Jones Saturday 11 th April Port Talbot Town v Airbus UK Broughton 14:30 Last six encounters 1 st Phase in red 15/10/ Cortez Belle 32' 65' Ian Sheridan 64' /03/ Cortez Belle 72' Chris Hartland 90'+7 Mark Cadwallader 48' /09/ Jeff White 18' 76' David Brooks 27'(p), 51' Wayne Riley 38' Glenn Rule 45' Michael Roddy ' Jordan Johnson 80' 27/04/ David Brooks 83' /01/ Leigh de Vulgt 66' Michael Roddy 25' /11/ Rhys Griffiths 9'(p) Corey Thomas 90' Home wins 9 Away wins 1 Draws 3 Goal aggregate CURRENT FORM Home Team WWLDWWWWLWWLWL Away Team DWWLDDLLLWWLWLW Referee: M Petch Assistants: L Edwards & G E Vaughan 4 th Official: B J James PLAY-OFF CONFERENCE Friday 10 th April Cefn Druids v Prestatyn Town 19:30 Last six encounters 1 st Phase in red 16/01/ Ricky Evans 20' 66' 88' Steve Bowes 16' Matthew Hurdman 36' /04/ Andy Moran 32' 49' Steve Harris 19' Sean Jones '(og) Dave Hayes 65' 31/10/ Lee Healey 2' 4' 7' Andy Parkinson 90' Only three meetings at Druids Home wins 2 Away wins 1 Draws 0 Goal aggregate 6 8 CURRENT FORM Home Team LWLLDWLWLLDLWL Away Team LLDLLLLLLDLLLL Referee: N Pratt Assistants: A P Harms & J A Jones 4 th Official: J Walker

3 Saturday 11 th April Carmarthen Town v Rhyl FC 14:30 Last six encounters 1 st Phase in red 15/12/ /03/ Danny Thomas 70' Jamie Reed 28' Luke Sherbon 90' /04/ Matthew Williams 28' /09/ Cortez Belle 68' /04/ Liam McCreesh 12' Christian Doidge 89' Paul McManus 48' /08/ Luke Cummings 39' Home wins 7 Away wins 5 Draws 5 Goal aggregate CURRENT FORM Home Team WWDWLLDLWLWDLWW Away Team LLWWLLWLDWLDWW Referee: R Harrington Assistants: M Pedler & J A Williams 4 th Official: D Adie Sunday 12 th April Bangor City v gap Connah s Quay S4/C LIVE MATCH 13:00 Last six encounters 1 st Phase in red 15/03/ Sion Edwards 35' Ashley Stott 52' Karl Noon 73' Chris Herbert 57' Danny Forde 61' /02/ Chris Sharp 9' 41' 45 Les Davies 44' Peter Hoy 48' Paul McManus 74' 27/11/ /08/ Chris Simm 9' Dave Morley 90'+2(p) Dean Canning 32' /11/ Les Davies 10' Sion Edwards 11' 71' Jamie Petrie 62' Mike Hayes 3' /10/ Ricky Evans 13' Sean Miller 48' 437 Home wins 11 Away wins 7 Draws 3 Goal aggregate CURRENT FORM Home Team LLDLLLLDDLWWWW Away Team LLDDWWDLDLWWWLW Referee: I A Griffith Assistants: G W Jones & J B Roberts 4 th Official: M W Roberts Welsh Premier Womens League Sunday 12 th April Port Talbot Town v PILCS Tuesday 14 th April Cwmbran Celtic v PILCS Thursday 16 th April Port Talbot Town v Cwmbran Celtic Welsh Premier Development League Tuesday 7 th April Prestatyn Town v Flint Town United Wednesday 8 th April Bala Town v The New Saints Sunday 12 th April Airbus UK Broughton v gap Connah s Quay Cefn Druids v Rhyl FC SUSPENSIONS Rhyl & Prestatyn v Swansea City Bala Town v Newtown AFC The New Saints v Bangor City Player Club Suspended for from Chris Rimmer Cefn Druids 1 match 29/03/2015 Ryan Valentine Bala Town 3 matches 29/03/2015 Ross Weaver Prestatyn Town 2 matches 29/ James Stead Prestatyn Town 1 match 29/01/2015 Chris Seargeant The New Saints 1 match 28/03/2015 Tom Donegan Cefn Druids 2 matches 11/04/2015

4 PHASE TWO FIXTURES please check weekly for any changes CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE PLAY-OFF CONFERENCE 17/04/2015 Aberystwyth Town v Bala Town 18/04/2015 Newtown AFC v Port Talbot Town Rhyl FC v Cefn Druids Airbus UK Broughton v The New Saints gap Connah's Quay v Carmarthen Town 19/04/2015 Prestatyn Town v Bangor City 26/04/2015 Bala Town v The New Saints Cefn Druids v Carmarthen Town Airbus UK Broughton v Newtown AFC gap Connah's Quay v Prestatyn Town Port Talbot Town v Aberystwyth Town Bangor City v Rhyl FC March Corbett Sports WPL Awards Unveiled Player and Manager of the Month for March has been decided whilst the shortlist for Goal of the Month is ready for viewing. Corbett Sports WPL Player of the Month: Luke Sherbon (Aberystwyth Town) Aberystwyth Town's midfielder has been nominated Corbett Sports WPL Player of the Month following votes by the member clubs of the league. Sherbon featured in all three of Aberystwyth's matches during March when they drew 2-2 at home against Port Talbot Town, 3-3 away to Newtown where Luke scored one goal and last weekend in the clubs loss to Airbus UK Broughton 1-3. Corbett Sports WPL Manager of the Month: Craig Harrison (The New Saints) The New Saints boss Craig Harrison has collected his fifth Corbett Sports WPL Manager of the Month award this season after guiding TNS to their fourth consecutive WPL title earlier in the month. Harrison scooped the award following four wins for the Saints during March including wins over Airbus UK, Bala Town, Port Talbot and Newtown. The club claimed the 2014/15 Championship in the televised match at home to Bala Town where they lifted their ninth Corbett Sports Welsh Premier League title. The New Saints, who are undefeated this season, can still achieve the treble, as they add this League title to theword Cup trophy that they secured in January, and have a FAW Welsh Cup Semi-Final to look forward to in April. Corbett Sports WPL March 2015 Goal of the Month shortlist: LUKE BOWEN PORT TALBOT TOWN v Aberystwyth Town (13/03/15) SAM HART BANGOR CITY v Rhyl FC (14/03/15) TOM FIELD AIRBUS UK BROUGHTON v Newtown AFC (14/03/15) MICHAEL WALSH RHYL FC v Prestatyn Town (20/03/15) NEIL HARVEY CEFN DRUIDS v gap Connah's Quay (21/03/15) MARK JONES BALA TOWN v Port Talbot Town (28/03/15) View Shortlist here The winner is: Michael Walsh Rhyl FC The winner was chosen by ex-wales, Swansea and Bangor City midfielder Owain Tudur Jones at the Welsh Cup semi-final between Airbus UK and The New Saints on Sunday afternoon. Owain was one of our match guests along with another Welsh international Gwennan Harries, who chose last month s winning goal.

5 Welsh Cup Photo shoot Newtown v Rhyl Top left: Rhyl s Levi Mackin closes in on Craig Williams with Mike Walsh as back-up Above: celebrations start after Matty Owen s fine winning goal Left: Jason Oswell gives Michael Askew no chance in the Rhyl goal as he heads in Newtown s first Photos courtesy of Kevin Hughes Airbus UK v The New Saints Left: Ryan Wignall fires in Airbus second goal Above: Airbus Ashley Williams battles with Jamie Mullan of TNS

6 Left: Jordan Barrow heads the first Airbus goal over what looks like the entire Saints team!! Photos courtesy of Andrew Lincoln Below left: Adrian Cieslewicz clips the ball past Paul Harrison in the Saints goal to open the scoring Below right: Mike Wilde climbs above the Airbus defence to score a last minute killer goal Photos Courtesy of TNSFC CLUB NEWS ABERYSTWYTH TOWN we need to cut down on the individual mistakes Aberystwyth Town First Team Player Coach Antonio Corbisiero has been reflecting on the Black and Greens home defeat to Airbus at the weekend last Sunday, and speaking with Aber Town's Youtube Channel, he was naturally disappointed with the outcome of the game, writes Matthew Wallace. It was a very disappointing performance. We played well in the first half and created a lot of opportunities. We dominated the first half but you have to take those opportunities and see the half out. Despite the disappointing score-line, there were positives to take from the afternoon s work: There were positives to take from the game today. Some of the boys put on some great performances but its individual mistakes that have costs us which has been the same for all the season really. Collectively as a team we ve done well but

7 However, it cannot be denied that this result is a big blow to the Seasiders chances of grabbing second spot in the league. We really needed the three points today to pile on the pressure in the hunt for second and third place. I think we re now looking at second place being out of reach. We d need a lot of results going our way and us winning our remaining games. But with three games left ahead of the playoffs, Corbisiero was keen to emphasise that this result must be put to the back of the mind. The boys have been fantastic throughout the season and addressed themselves well. We ve got to concentrate now on finishing as high as we can. If we get it then great, if we don t then it s not a problem. We ll have to work our way through the playoff and get into Europe that way. With the Welsh Premier League taking a break this weekend to allow the Welsh Cup Semi Finals to take place, Aber now take a timely break from activities before facing their final three games of the League Programme, away to TNS on Friday 10th April, at home to Bala on the 17th and away to Port Talbot on Sunday 26th. Aber s guaranteed fourth spot means that should they fail to qualify for Europe directly they will have a home game in the Play Off Semi Finals the weekend of May 9/10th. Watch Martin Smith's full post match interview with Antonio Corbisiero via Town's Youtube Channel by clicking on the "Videos" tab Aberystwyth Town would like to congratulate Luke Sherbon on being nominated and winning the Corbett Sports Welsh Premier League Player of the Month for March. The midfielder has earned his award after showing the league and his fellow Aber Town team mates sheer determination, hard work and fantastic form in the month of March. Sherbon was on the score sheet during the 3-3 draw away at rivals Newtown AFC, and could have very nearly had a second goal in the game after a superb turn and volley smashed the underside of the bar and post. Following the Newtown game, Aber manager Ian Hughes revealed his delight on Sherbon s recent excellent performances despite playing in an unusual striker position. Speaking to Martin Smith for our official YouTube channel, Hughes revelled Luke can do that; good players can play anywhere that s what people say. Luke Sherbon can play anywhere as a centre half or as a number nine, he can play anywhere on the pitch. He was unlucky not to get the second goal when he hit the post, so that shows he s a threat and gives us another option upfront. The Aberystwyth Town official YouTube channel is the place to watch our exclusive post match interviews following the men s first team games. Subscription to our channel is free, so make sure to sign up by clicking on the link here and clicking subscribe. We would also like to congratulate The New Saints manager Craig Harrison on winning his fifth Manager of the Month award of the season. To win the award once is fantastic, so to win it five times in a season is an outstanding achievement. Matthew Wallace AIRBUS UK BROUGHTON BALA TOWN BANGOR CITY This Easter holidays saw Bangor City FC In The Community, the community partnership between Bangor City FC and Vi-Ability, undertake another of their popular Two-day Soccer Camps on Monday and Tuesday 30th and 31st March at The Book People Stadium, Nantporth, Bangor. This camp was another resounding success with, for the second camp in a row, record numbers of children in attendance with 199 attending the two days, with a record 102 players taking part on Day 2. Overall the camp provided a fantastic way for the children to kick off their Easter holidays, in a fun, relaxed and professional environment, giving them the opportunity to develop their footballing skills, make new friends and most importantly have fun. This camp was once again delivered in partnership with Hunaniath and Menter Iaith Bangor which saw the Welsh language being used to deliver sessions across the two days. Through this partnership Dewi Ferrero attended the both days running fun warm-ups for the players across the different sessions as well as Carwyn, Erddyn and Anest from URDD who facilitated the delivery of the sessions.

8 Delivered by our fully accredited community coaching staff these camps provide an excellent opportunity for children to develop their football skills, have fun and engage within constructive activity during their school holidays. Bangor City FC Community Officer Ethan Ray said it was fantastic to be able to host another successful camp here at Bangor City FC and to have record numbers of children in attendance is great, fantastic to hit that magic number of 100 players on the same day, it was good to see so many young players coming out and playing football and having fun during their school holiday's, we cannot wait for the May half-term for our next camp Dave Hayes CARMARTHEN TOWN CEFN DRUIDS gap CONNAH S QUAY NEWTOWN AFC Newtown now know that their Welsh Cup Final opponents will be The New Saints after they overcame a strong Airbus challenge, 4-2 ton Sunday at a sun- drenched Paveaways Latham Park. It was a tight first half until TNS scored in the 42nd minute, a screamer from Cieslewicz, but Airbus came out the stronger in the second half. Barrow netted just three minutes into the second period and it was game on until Mike Wilde scored on 64m. After the dismissal of the Airbus Manager, Andy Preece for dissent, Airbus still powered forward, but didnt' score until the 88th minute through Riley and extra time looked a certainty. One minute before normal time ended, Mike Wilde converted a cross from the right, but it was ruled out for offside - just two minutes later, with extra time looming, Wilde struck again but the ball bounced off the underside of the crossbar and rattled to the floor with the Assistant Referee ideally placed to award the goal, putting TNS 3-2 ahead. 2 minutes later, and the match was put beyond any Airbus recovery, Scott Quigley picking up a ball from the left wing and scoring confidently for a 4-2 finish. We know the final will be staged on Saturday 2nd May, but the venue has yet to be announced with speculation mounting that it could be held at a Welsh Premier League ground again. The kick-off time will be decided in association with the FAW broadcasting partners and both questions should be answered on Monday or Tuesday. TNS are on target for a famous treble winning season, having already won the League and the Word League Cup whilst Newtown have had a 118 year absence from the Welsh Cup final and will be attending the final with great pride. Unfortunately for Newtown, the rule that determined the runner-up in the Welsh Cup Final would get awarded a Europa League slot if the competition was won by the League Champions, has changed this season. It means the Cup place would go to the team that finished 3rd in the League. Ironically, Airbus look hot favourites to finish 3rd and, despite losing today, could be in line for a rich Europa League place if TNS beat Newtown in the Cup Final. PORT TALBOT TOWN PRESTATYN TOWN RHYL FC THE NEW SAINTS FC Wrexham receive over 70 applications, but Harrison is favourite by Nick Harrison, Wrexham Leader WREXHAM have been inundated with job applications for the manager s hotseat at The Racecourse. There has been a huge amount of interest in the position since Kevin Wilkin was sacked as boss last Monday and the board of directors have had 70 plus CVs to go through. The closing date for applications was Saturday and the club s board will now whittle it down to a shortlist before beginning the interview process. Craig Harrison (pictured left), who has led The New Saints to a fourth successive Welsh Premier League crown, has been installed as bookmakers 4/5 favourite, closely followed by former Reds ace Kevin Russell at 4/1. Russell was assistant manager to ex-reds skipper Darren Ferguson - another name in the running - at Peterborough where they enjoyed three promotions. Mark Yates, Paul Cox and current Wrexham skipper Dean Keates are also thought to be among the leading candidates. Harrison led TNS to the Welsh Cup final yesterday, following a 4-2 win over Airbus and would join up with the Reds current caretaker manager Carl Darlington if he were to be appointed. Harrison has admitted to being flattered by the interest shown in him for the vacant position at the Racecourse.

9 SCORECARD Welsh Cup Semi-finals Newtown AFC 2 Jason Oswell 54' Matty Owen 71' Rhyl FC 1 Ryan Astles 3' Newtown AFC 1. David Jones, 3. Steffan Edwards, 4. Matty Owen (16. Gavin Cadwallader 90'+3), 6. Shane Sutton, 7. Matthew Hearsey (14. Gareth Partridge 89'), 8. Matthew Cook, 9. Luke Boundford, 10. Jason Oswell, 18. Sean Evans (15. Jamie Price 45'), 19. Craig Williams, 20. Tom Goodwin Subs not used: 13. Jack Perry (gk), 11. Neil Mitchell Red Cards: None Yellow Cards: Boundford 24' Williams 36' 04/04/2015 Rhyl FC 40. Michael Askew, 8. Paul McManus, 9. Aaron Bowen (11. Tom Rowlands 77'), 10. Greg Stones, 12. Ashley Ruane, 14. Ryan Astles, 16. Levi Mackin, 18. Daniel Gossett, 22. Robert Hughes (7. Liam Dawson 55'), 27. David Thompson, 34. Mike Walsh (32. Jack Kenny 77') Subs not used: 4. Paul O'Neill, 41. Carl Lamb Red Cards: Yellow Cards: Attendance: 385 Referee: Nick Pratt Played at The Rock, Rhosymedre home of Cefn Druids FC None Stones 22' Thompson 29' Hughes 45'+1 McManus 71' 05/04/2015 Airbus UK Broughton 2 Jordan Barrow 47' Wayne Riley 87' The New Saints FC 4 Adrian Cieslewicz 43' Mike Wilde 63' 90' Scott Quigley 90'+3 Airbus UK Broughton 21. James Coates, 25. Lee Owens, 4. Michael Pearson, 6. Tom Field, 7. Andy Jones, 8. Glenn Rule (11. Ryan Wade 72'), 9. Chris Budrys, 12. Jordan Barrow (18. James Owen 76'), 16. Ryan Wignall (10. Wayne Riley 80'), 17. Ashley Williams, 22. Matty McGinn Subs not used: 15. Ellis Healing, 19. Jonny Spittle The New Saints FC 1. Paul Harrison, 2. Simon Spender, 3. Chris Marriott, 4. Phil Baker, 6. Kai Edwards, 10. Matthew Williams (20. Alex Darlington 84'), 14. Jamie Mullan (22. Scott Quigley 78'), 16. Connell Rawlinson, 18. Mike Wilde, 21. Adrian Cieslewicz, 23. Aeron Edwards Subs not used: 9. Greg Draper, 19. Jamie Reed, 25. Chris Mullock (gk) Red Cards: None Yellow Cards: None Red Cards: None Yellow Cards: Williams 58' Attendance: 273 Referee: Mark Whitby Played at Paveaways Latham Park, Newtown Welsh Premier League table Home Championship Conference P W D L F A W D L F A Pts G.Diff The New Saints FC C Bala Town Airbus UK Broughton Aberystwyth Town Port Talbot Town Newtown AFC Play off Conference Carmarthen Town Rhyl FC gap Connah s Quay Bangor City Cefn Druids Prestatyn Town R Away

10 Welsh Premier Womens League 05/04/2015 Cardiff City 6 Maria Martins 2' Shannon Evans 20' Alicia Davies 27' 80' Sinead Melinn 64' Kirsty O'Donnell 70' Newcastle Emlyn 0 - Newcastle Emlyn Red Card: Carolyn Cooper 57' Llandudno FC 2 Stacey Treadwell 37' Katie Bowe 84' Cwmbran Celtic 1 Alana Murphy 53' PILCS Match postponed Wrexham FC Rhyl & Prestatyn FC 1 Caroline Gardner 14' Cardiff Metropolitan 5 Steph Turner 5' Erin Murray 43' Rebecca Mathias 53' Robyn Pinder 56' Chloe O'Connor 89' Swansea City 2 Sam Sweeney 55' Tija Richardson 85'(og) Port Talbot Town 0 - Welsh Premier Womens League table Home P W D L F A W D L F A Pts G.Diff Cardiff Metropolitan PILCS Cardiff City Swansea City Wrexham FC Port Talbot Town Llandudno FC Cwmbran Celtic Rhyl & Prestatyn FC Newcastle Emlyn Aberystwyth Town Welsh Premier Development League Away 01/04/2015 Flint Town United 1 Sam Wainwright 40' gap Connah s Quay 5 Sean Cookson 24' 52' 65' 77' 81' Llandudno FC 4 Lee Thomas 34' 66' Dan Evans 51' 80' Bangor City 4 Sam Faulkner 16' 59' Cai Owen 65' Rhys Cooper 70' Newtown AFC 0 - The New Saints FC 5 Blaine Robinson 3'(og) Fisnik Hajdari 16' 64'(p) Tom Ash 28' Luke Douglas 70' 05/04/2015 Conwy Borough 1 Max Williams 85' Aberystwyth Town 1 Chris Davies 90' Flint Town United 0 - Cefn Druids 3 Own goal 10' Kevin Day 40' 65' Newtown AFC 1 Jodeci Dean 36' gap Connah s Quay 5 Josh Rimmer 4' 32' 65' Sean Cookson 81' James Kilburn 87' Prestatyn Town 2 Zyaac Edwards 53' Joe Newell 66' Airbus UK Broughton 2 Eddie Speed 21' Craig Pritchard 48' The New Saints FC 4 Nyasha Mwamuka 5' James Jones 25' Ryan Kershaw 76' 80' Rhyl FC 1 No 7 14' Welsh Premier Development League table Home Away P W D L F A W D L F A Pts G.Diff The New Saints FC Airbus UK Broughton gap Connah s Quay Bala Town Rhyl FC Bangor City Cefn Druids Llandudno FC Prestatyn Town Conwy Borough Flint Town United Aberystwyth Town Newtown AFC

11 THE LAST WORD by Gwyn Derfel You can all breathe a sigh of relief this week Gwyn s on holiday!!. Y GAIR OLAF gan Gwyn Derfel Gallwch chi i gyd anadlu ochenaid o ryddhad yr wythnos hon - Gwyn ar wyliau!!

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