New floodlights for Stebonheath

The upgraded floodlights were tested at the Llanelli Reds ground at Stebonheath Park on Thursday night and will be ready for use in the UEFA Europa League game in July.
Meanwhile, the Reds Under 19s rounded off their season with a penalty shoot out victory over Taffs Well in the final of the MacWhirter Youth Cup at Bryntirion Athletic's ground in Bridgend.
The Reds initially trailed 1 0 before Craig Frater levelled the scores after 22 minutes.
Declan John then gave them the lead four minutes before half time with a twice taken penalty. The first one was saved by the Taffs Well keeper but was ordered to be retaken after encroachment by a Taffs Well player.
In the second period, the Reds failed to add to their score and after 84 minutes, Taffs Well deservedly equalised with a well taken goal.
Neither side could break the deadlock in extra time and the game went to the dreaded penalty shoot out.
Declan John,Joe Clarke and Antonio Facciuto all scored their penalties and Craig Richards in the Reds goal saved three out of the four Taffs Well kicks to win the trophy for the Reds!
This meant that the Under 19s have won the double of the MacWhirter Youth League title and League Cup for two successive seasons.

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