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03 October 2021 Venue The Oval Attendance 250 Referee Arthur Smallman

Kick off 14:00 (UK)

Caernarfon Town
3 - 3
(Pens 4 - 2) FT
Wrexham AFC
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4-4-2
  • 1
    Dion Price Owen
    GK
  • 32
    Ynyr Owen
    DF
  • 34
    Aled Williams
    DF
  • 35
    Guto Griffith
    DF
  • 36
    Caio Inch
    DF
  • 37
    Osian Tomlinson
    MF
  • 38
    Gruffydd Ellis
    MF
  • 39
    Gruffydd Jones
    MF
  • 40
    Gwion Dafydd
    MF
  • 41
    Fabrizio Murtas
    FW
  • 49
    Cai Griffith
    FW

Substitutes

  • 42
    Osian Williams
    SUB
  • 44
    Gruffydd Bebb
    SUB
  • 46
    Caio Evans
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Richard Davies

3-4-2-1
  • 1
    Louis Parr
    GK
  • 2
    Joe Fountain
    DF
  • 4
    Rowan Davies
    DF
  • 6
    Aaron James
    DF
  • 5
    Ollie Hitchcox
    DF
  • 3
    Dan Davies
    DF
  • 7
    Will Mountfield
    MF
  • 8
    Tom Jenkins
    MF
  • 10
    Kai Evans
    MF
  • 11
    Harry Bell
    MF
  • 9
    Dan Jones
    FW

Substitutes

  • 13
    Adrian Krol
    SUB
  • 12
    Owen Cushion
    SUB
  • 14
    Reece Oliver
    SUB
  • 15
    Jacob Milner
    SUB
  • 16
    Jake Towse
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Dan Nolan

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Match Reports

REPORT | Caernarfon 3-3 Wrexham (4-2 on Penalties)

Young Reds exit the FAW Youth Cup

3 October 2021

Wrexham AFC Youth exited their second cup competition in the space of four days and once again on penalties as they couldn't find a way past Caernarfon Town.

Dan Nolan's Wrexham - who had beat Ruthin Town 13-1 before recieving a bye - originally drew the Cofi's at home before the match was switched to the Oval.

A late Dan Jones strike wasn't enough as Wrexham missed twice in the shoot-out to send Caernarfon through.

Nolan made one change from the side that made a shock exit to AFC Blackpool on Thursday as Harry Bell came in for Owen Cushion.

Owen Tomlinson opened the scoring on 24 minutes before Kai Evans hit an almost immedite reply. Evans more than made up from the stunning goal he'd scored on 11 minutes that was dubiously chalked off for offside.

Evans had a second moments later after capitlising from a mistake at the back to turn the game on it's head just after the half-hour mark.

However, Caernarfon weren't finished in the first half goal flurry as Fabrizio Murtas and Gruffydd Jones gave the home side the lead at the break.

Half-Time: Caernarfon 3-2 Wrexham

Caernarfon started the second period the better of the two sides forcing goalkeeper Louis Parr into a string of fine stops.

Rowan Davies came up with the defensive heroics on 57 minutes as the centre-half made a goal saving challenge just in front of the six yard box to deny.

Captain Tom Jenkins was kept busy in the middle as Wrexham searched for a leveller, firstly beginning a great move from a quick free-kick but his cross couldn't get the decisive touch as it flashed across goal.

On 66 minutes he hit a low drive from the edge of the box that kissed the outside of the post.

Wrexham well and truly stepped it up in the final 20 minutes with a series of oppurtunities. Jones did well down the right channel before pulling the trigger, only for it to be deflected into the side netting.

The visitors passing and movement became more fluid as time went on with Will Mountfield blazing over after a great move. It looked like it wouldn't be Wrexham's day when Jones crashed the ball against the crossbar with nine left to play.

However, Nolan's side's moment did come, as Jones hit a fierce effort from distance on the turn into the bottom corner to level on 87 minutes.

Penalties would be needed to decide the outcome as it had been for the FA Youth Cup tie four days previous. Jenkins scored before Jones hit the ball over the bar. Jones had been ordered to re-take his initial effort that was saved by the keeper who was adjudged to have been off his line.

Mountfield scored as Caernarfon made no mistakes and after Evans also smashed the ball over the bar it was down to a final Cofi penalty which they duly dispatched to progress.

Wrexham Line-Up: Parr, Fountain, R.Davies, Hitchcox, James, D.Davies, Mountfield, Jenkins, Bell, Evans, Jones.

Subs: Krol, Cushion, Oliver, Milner, Towse

Caernarfon Line-Up: D.P.Owen, Y.Owen, A.Williams, G.Griffith, Inch, Tomlinson, Ellis, Jones, Dafydd, Murtas, C.Griffith

Subs: O.Williams, Bebb, Evans

Referee: Arthur Smallman

Man of the Match: Aaron James

Images: Gemma Thomas

 

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