GWENT COUNTY AMATEUR CUP 1ST ROUND THORNWELL RED & WHITE 2 TRINANT 4 AFTER last week’s draw at leaders New Inn, Thornwell put in a very poor performance, by far the worst they have played this season. Thornwell made a good start –
MONMOUTH TOWN 5 BRIDGEND TOWN 1 MONMOUTH Town’s Kingfishers continued their unbeaten run with an emphatic win against league strugglers Bridgend Town to go joint second in the Welsh League – a point behind the leaders AFC Porth. A superb opening
THE Race under 14s would like to say a huge thank you to the sponsors who kindly supported the team in purchasing their new kit. Both Richard Lewis, of West End Building Civil Engineering Contractors, and Kevin Williams, of Cut ’n’ Clean Garden
CWMBRAN RFC 21 CILFYNYDD 20 AGAINST all the odds, home team Cwmbran staged a remarkable comeback to claim the scalp of table leaders Cilfynydd on Saturday. The visitors came with a large contingent of supporters and were stunned to find themselves
GWENT COUNTY 2ND DIVISION CWMFFRWDOER 3 UNDERWOOD ATHLETIC 2 CWMFFRWDOER Sports Club recorded their sixth consecutive victory when they entertained Underwood Athletic from the East Gwent League on Saturday in the Amateur Cup. Having dropped
IT WAS a great start to the Gwent Amateur Cup for Cwmbran Town on Saturday with an 11-0 victory against visitors Portskewett and Sudbrook. The Crows were 6-0 up by half time with a hat-trick from Luke Thomas, two from left-back Ben Evans and another
