Photo Gallery Match Action

Welsh Football League
Reserve Division West
Garden Village v Pontardawe Town
Date 26th September 2009
Venue - Garden Village

Garden Village

Pontardawe Town
Liam James

Ponty visited Garden Village on Saturday 26th September in their second Reserve Division West game of the season. The first half was a pretty doer event with few chances being created. Those chances that were created fell to Ponty but they failed to take advantage of their dominance with the half time score level at 0-0.

The second half continued to see Ponty dominate the game, creating chance after chance. When the breakthrough came from Liam James on 82 minutes, Ponty should have been a couple of goals clear as very clear cut chances were squandered. Liam deserved his headed goal for battling during the previous 82 minutes. Ponty comfortably saw out the remaining time to make it 2 wins out of 2

Ponty deservedly took the 3 points on offer and now visit Neath Athletic on Thursday 1st October.

The "Man of the Match" award went to Marcus Evans for his contributions during the game. "Minge of the Match" went to Gareth Govier (something about if a salt cellar had salt in it - during post match meal)

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