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                  have taken a firm grip on the title race in the Orchard
       Welsh Premier Women’s League after they won 1-0 against
                .
              Lauren  Smith  scored  the  only  goal  of  the  game  in  the
       nineteenth  minute  to  see  the  Swans  complete  a  double  over  the
       reigning Champions and gives them a lead of six points at the top of
       the table.
              The recent withdrawal of Llandudno Ladies has forced a
       re-calculation of the table which has now been reduced to eight teams, with Swansea leading
       the way from              who defeated                5-1. Danielle Green and
       Kate Jeremiah put City two goals ahead during the first half, with Laura Davies reducing the
       arrears just before half time. Green went on to complete her hat-trick after the break with two
       more strikes, either side of a goal from Catherine Walsh.
                           were 3-1 winners away to         in the other game. Carys
       Davies gave Port Talbot the lead in the opening minute, which they held onto at the break,
       and after Alison Witts equalised for the Mighty Oaks early in the second half, Laura May
       Walkley put Port Talbot back in front a minute later and Kirsty O’Donnell wrapped up the win
       with the third goal late on.
              During the Christmas break, the final match in the group stages of the League Cup
       was played, Swansea City beating Cardiff City Women 5-1 to ensure they would finish on top
       of their group. The cup will resume with the semi finals in February.
              The Welsh Women’s League also resumed over the weekend and it was a good day
       for leaders              as they defeated           3-1 to extend their lead at
       the top to three points, goals coming from
       Casey  Thomas,  Abbie  Davies  and  Ri                  P  W  D  L  F  A Pts  GD
       O’Grady.           lost a little ground  SWANSEA CITY   7  7  0  0  19  0  21  19
                                         CARDIFF CITY F.C.     6  5  0  1  16  4  15  12
       in second place when they were held to a CARDIFF MET WOMEN  6  4  0  1  11  2  12  9
       3-3  draw  by          .  Sian  Rees PORT TALBOT TOWN   8  4  0  4  12 11 12  1
                                         BRITON FERRY LLANSAWEL  4  1  1  2  5  6  4  -1
       scored twice and Laura Saliba added the
                                         ABERGAVENNY WOMEN     4  1  0  3  2  9  3  -7
       other  for  Barry,  with  Dafen  replying CYNCOED LADIES  6  0  1  5  3  18  1  -15
       through a Danni Franklin brace and Stacey  ABERYSTWYTH TOWN  5  0  0  5  0  18  0  -18
       Webber.  Molly  Chapman  meanwhile  led
                                         Cardiff City 5 Abergavenny 1; Cyncoed 1 Port Talbot 3; Swansea
       the scoring with a hat-trick as third placed 1 Cardiff Met 0.
                       ran  out  6-1  winners
       away to          , she was joined on  WELSH WOMEN’S LEAGUE  P  W  D  L  F  A Pts  GD
                                         CASCADE YC            10  9  1  0  36 11 28  25
       the scoresheet by Charlene Hewings, Erin BARRY TOWN UTD  10  8  1  1  63 11 25  52
       Flynn and Chantelle Chapman.      CARDIFF BLUEBELLES    10  7  2  1  31 11 23  20
                                         MERTHYR TOWN          9  6  0  3  27 19 18  8
                         kept themselves in
                                         DAFEN WELFARE         11  5  1  5  29 38 16  -9
       touch  with  the  top  three  by  beating CALDICOT TOWN  6  3  1  2  31 15 10  16
                   6-3  but          lost  LLANGYFELACH LADIES  9  3  0  6  23 42  9  -19
                                         COED DUON DRAGONS     11  2  0  9  19 44  6  -25
       ground as they went down to a 5-2 defeat PENYBONT       8  1  0  7  15 38  3  -23
       at  the  hands  of               . WILLOWS LADIES                  *  7  1  0  6  14 24  0  -10
                                         SPLOTT ALBION                    *  9  2  0  7  6  41  0  -35
       Charlotte  Penn  led  the  scoring  for  Coed
       Duon  with  a  four-goal  haul  and  Ashleigh
                                         Cascade 3 Willows 1; Coed Dragons 5 Caldicot 2; Dafen 3 Barry
       Kincaid was also on target.       3; Merthyr 6 Llangyfelach 3; Splott 1 Cardiff Bluebelles 6.
        Issue no. 19 - 9 January 2020          news@womenssoccerscene.co.uk
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