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Welsh Football League Division One
Goytre United v Pontardawe Town
Date 19th August 2009
Venue - Glenhafod Park Stadium, Goytre

                               Weather - dry and overcast
                                Pitch - firm

Town's disappointing start to the season continued with some poor errors against a Goytre team who will be flattered by this scoreline.  Goytre took an early lead after 8 minutes with a goal for Richard Ryan. Town matched Goytre all over the field and an Andrew Stokes shot hit the post after 15 minutes but it took 38 minutes for the equaliser to come from Mark Nappieralla penalty after Goytre keeper Chris Curtis pulled Richie Evans back. Immediately Goytre took the lead again with a Dale Griffiths speculative effort.

The second half was poor from a Town perspective and Goytre took a 3-1 lead with another from Ryan but they were again pegged back by Ponty after Andrew Lewis's first goal for the club after 72 minutes. Amazingly Town again left Goytre in and Ryan got his hat trick. Just 5 minutes later, with Town the better side, Mark Nappieralla hit a brilliant penalty after Richie Evans was brought down in the box. Once again Goytre immediately scored with Dale Price getting their 5th. Again Town went on the attack but Ryan got his 4th of the game to give a final score of 6-3.

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