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Knauf Insulation Gwent Central League

Results - Saturday, January 14 2006

P&P Pest Control Open Cup - Round Two

Pontypool Town A 5 v Lower New Inn 4

Llanarth 3 v Panteg 1

Pandy 2 v Blaenavon 6

A Jones & Co (Usk) Ltd Langdon Cup - Round One

Tranch Utd 4 v Usk Town 2

Division One

Goytre 1 v Clydach Wasps 3

Race Utd P v Govilon P

Division Two

Clydach Wasps B 2 v Llanarth B 3

Usk Town B 2 v Crickhowell 3

PILCS 3 v Fairfield Utd 4

Llanfoist 3 v New Inn 5

Sebastopol 2 v Pontypool Town B 3

Aber' Thursdays 2 v Gilwern & District B 4

Mardy B 3 v Prescoed 7

Fixtures - Saturday, January 21, 2006 (kick off 2.15pm)

Division One

Race Utd v Llanarth

Cwmffrwdoer v Mardy

Clydach Wasps v Gilwern & District

Panteg v Tranch Utd

Usk Town v Goytre

Lower New Inn v Blaenavon Blues

Pontypool Town v Govilon

Division Two

Mardy B v Aber' Thursdays

PILCS v Clydach Wasps B

New Inn v Pontypool Town B

Gilwern & District B v Usk Town B

Llanarth B v Sebastopol

Crickhowell v Llanfoist

Fairfield Utd v Prescoed (to be played at Prescoed)

The weather was sunny but cold which gave a full programme of scheduled matches.

Three games were played in the P&P Pest Control Open Cup, Round Two.

Pontypool Town A won their cup derby match over visitors Lower New Inn 5-4. Goal scorers for Pontypool Town A were Jody Thomas (2), Wayne Nash, Wayne Jobbins and Chris Dayton. Goal scorers for Lower New Inn were Alun Willis (2), Tim Lane and Rob Morter.

Llanarth had a 3-1 home win over Panteg. Goal scorers for Llanarth were Colin Morgan, Peter Maddocks and Toby Preece. The Panteg goal was scored by Ben Gifford.

Blaenavon Blues from Division One were too good for high-flyers Pandy from the top of Division Two. Blues won 6-2 away. A hat-trick went to James Parfitt, Craig Harris got two and Karl Hooper one. Pandy's goals came from Jason Osbourne and Steve Wedlock.

In the A Jones & Co (Usk) Ltd Langdon Cup, round one, Tranch Utd had a return to cup form by beating cup rivals Usk Town at home 4-2. The Tranch Utd success may have come from the return of Andrew Hayes who scored two goals and he had an outstanding match. The other Tranch Utd goals were scored by Ricky Ball and Anthony Stephens. Martyn Latham and Jeremy Barton scored for Usk Town.

Only one scheduled game was played in Division One. Goytre lost at home 3-1 to a very quick Clydach Wasps side, who led 2-0 at half time. In the second half Clydach Wasps went 3-0 up until the 85th minute when Mike Dixon pulled a goal back for Goytre. The Clydach Wasps goal scorers were Simon Tippins (2) and David Baugh. MOM Goytre: Symon Bailey. MOM Clydach Wasps: Jeff Sterry. The win puts Clydach Wasps on top position with Goytre dropping from top position to second. The Wasps have a +5 better goal difference, but Goytre have a game in hand.

The match between Race Utd and Govilon was cancelled to allow the Race County side to play a cup match. Race Utd have only been able to play three home games so far this season due to precedence being given to their County sides use of the ground.

Prescoed used up one of their games in hand over leaders Pandy, with a 7-3 win over Mardy B. That closes the gap to two points in favour of Pandy, but Prescoed have two games in hand. Goal scorers for Prescoed were Dale Lent, Anthony Jones, Warren Passey, David Cook, Bryan Wright and Ian Williams (2). Goal scorers for Mardy B were Matthew Lynch (2) and Craig Phillips. MOM Prescoed: Ian Williams. MOM Mardy B: Matthew Lynch.

Third placed team PILCS went down 4-3 at home to Fairfield Utd. Goal scorers for Fairfield Utd were Michael Harper (2), Alex Harper and Daley Whitcombe. Goal scorers for PILCS were Andy Kent, Nathan Bones and Mike Morrison. MOM PILCS: Mike Morrison MOM Fairfield Utd: Chris Smith.

New Inn moves up from fourth position to third following their 5-3 away win over Llanfoist. Goal scorers for New Inn were Wayne Wright, John Davies, Marc Coia and John Radcliffe. Llanfoist's goals came from a Robert Didcote hat-trick. MOM New Inn: Martin Sutton. MOM Llanfoist: Scott Baugh.

Gilwern B visited Pen-y-pound Stadium and came home with maximum points following their 4-2 away win over Abergavenny Thursdays. All four goals for Gilwern B were scored by Kieron Shevlin. Aber' Thursdays goals were scored by Ben Moriarty and David Mason. MOM Aber' Thursdays: David Lambert. MOM Gilwern B: Kieron Shevlin. Pontypool Town B won their local derby match over Sebastopol 3-2 away, although it was Sebastopol who led 2-1 at half time. Goal scorers for Pontypool Town B were Philip Poulton and Kevin Rogers (2). Goal scorers for Sebastopol were Rob Whittington and Mike Gallivan. MOM Pontypool Town B: Philip Poulton. MOM Sebastopol: Scott Smith.

Llanarth B won 3-2 away at Clydach Wasps B. Goal scorers for Llanarth B were Dave Griffiths (2) plus an own goal by Phil Odowda. Goal scorers for Clydach Wasps B were Phil Odowda plus an own goal from Llanarth's Scott McElory. MOM Clydach Wasps B: Phil Odowda. MOM Llanarth B: Scott McElory.

Crickhowell visited the Usk Island and collected maximum points by beating Usk Town B 3-2. Goal scorers for Crickhowell were Alun Jones, Mark Eacott and Craig Bennett. Goal scorers for Usk Town B were John Lloyd and Ian Burton. MOM Usk Town B: Ben Willis. MOM Crickhowell: Mark Eacott. Michael Jones of Usk acted as stand-in referee and did a good job. More than half of the league matches were controlled by club stand-in referees which shows the desperate state for new referees at present.