Bro slam six to thrash Bethesda
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AFTER putting in a tremendous shift only to come away from Bontnewydd with a single point the previous weekend, the same commitment was on show from Bro Goronwy last Saturday, but this time the goals flowed in a 6-2 victory at Cae Nerys over visitors Bethesda.
Bro’s early domination failed to reap reward and it was the away side that took the lead after 27 minutes.
Shaun Morris pounced on a poor clearance to whip the ball across the face of goal to leave Greg Parry a simple far post finish.
A perfect set-piece delivery from defender Gareth Owen brought Bro back level, Aled Jones finding a gap in between defenders to direct his header WELSH CUP ROUND TWO ( 2pm) Holyhead Hotspur v Llanrug United, Llangefni Town v Caernarfon Town, Mynydd Llandegai v Greenfield.
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Callum Thomas rattled the crossbar for Bro just before half time, which arrived with a 1-1 scoreline.
Two goals in two minutes early in the second half put the Moelfre men well on the way to victory.
Bethesda’s glovesman denied Callum Thomas when it looked all ends up to be a Bro goal, but could not do anything to prevent Andy Williams following up to edge the hosts 2-1 to the good.
Williams was involved in giving the home side a two-goal cushion moments later, leaving his man out wide for dead to cause a commotion with his delivery across goal, resulting in a combination of defenders and striker Connor Jones sending the ball spinning into the back of the net.
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Bethesda were thrown a lifeline when Bro keeper Jonny Sweetser-Hawkes brought down Parry in the area.
Sweetser-Hawkes saved Mark Williams’ penalty but the referee ordered a retake, deciding the keeper was too quick off his goal-line.
Williams made no mistake second time around, bringing the score back to 4-2.
However, Goronwy finished stronger to seal the points.
Thomas ran amok out wide to set up Andy Williams to convert for the second time in the game.
Then Owen’s pinpoint pass enabled Thomas to make it 6-2. the