Photo Gallery Match Action

Welsh Football League
Reserve Division West
Pontardawe Town v Briton Ferry Llansawel
Date 27th February 2010
Venue - The Recreation Ground

Pontardawe Town
Ian Jones
Arwel Rees (2)
James Pickup
Rhys Whitelock
Gareth Lewis

Briton Ferry Llansawel

Weather - dry and overcast
Pitch - sticky

Ponty entertained Briton Ferry Llansawel in Reserve Division West on Saturday 27th February 2010 at the Recreation Ground, determined to put the horror show in the defeat at Britton Ferry Llansawel just before Christmas behind them.

Ponty got off to a bright start and raced to a 3-0 lead within the first 15 minutes thanks to an opening goal from Ianto and then a brace from Arwel Rees. The visitors pulled one goal back to make it 3-1 to Ponty before James Pickup restored the three goal advantage to make it 4-1 to Ponty at the half-time break.

Ponty came out for the second half with the same determination as they showed during the early first half. This determination saw Ryan Penny setup Rhys Whitelock for a pile driver into the top left hand corner within two minutes of the restart to make it 5-1 to Ponty. Ponty continued to stretch the Ferry defence and Gareth Lewis made it 6-1 with a neat lob (some would argue a cross !!). In the dieing minutes, Ponty conceded a penalty when Deano brought down the striker which was put away from the spot kick to make it a little more respectable for Ferry with the game finishing with an emphatic 6-2 win for Ponty

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