Bro bouncing back over bridge
A 4-0 SUCCESS at Waunfawr ensured that for a second week on the bounce Bro Goronwy took an away win back over the bridge to boost their Gwynedd League campaign.
The visitors scored their first on 19 minutes.
Jac Thomas laid off the ball for Dan Jones to battle his way through the box before a sliding finish past stopper Guto Evans did the rest.
It became two when Sam Regan’s quick turn left the keeper rooted, unable to prevent the ball nestling into the bottom corner.
Bro missed further chances before the break, which should have put them out of sight.
Jac Thomas showed everyone how to find the back of the net on 63 minutes, creating his own space in the box and tucking a shot low past Evans.
Not long after Thomas gained his brace, but it was all down to persistent hard work from team-mate Liam Griffiths.
The winger worked his way past defenders and into the penalty area, forcing the keeper into a double save before Thomas pounced to tap the ball in from on the goal-line for 4-0.
Waunfawr’s Richard Jones smashed the ball against the post from a tight angle for the hosts before forcing Jonny Sweetser-Hawkes into a double close range save, firstly palming away then excelling with his feet while sat on the floor.
After beginning life in the league with two heavy defeats, Mynydd Tigers responded positively by whipping Bontnewydd 5-0. Ian Burgess, Kieran Bullock (2), Herbie Hofsteede and Chester Lloyd bagged the home net-finders.
Gwalchmai thrashed Llanystumdwy 5-1, Mark Griffith and Corey Sinnott both with doubles for the islanders.
Gethin Davies was also on the mark.
Llangoed against Talysarn Celts ended 2-2.
Wayne Thomas and Mitchell Jones were on target for the hosts.
Glantraeth v Nefyn United was postponed due to a bereavement.