Grim result for Carmarthen Town

Carmarthen Town website updated with yesterday's grim result from Prestatyn in the Welsh Premier League - http://ning.it/niw8nE
The Seasiders blew away the challenge of Carmarthen Town by 6-1 to record their biggest win since joining the Welsh Premier League in 2008/9 and go second in the table.
Two goals from Neil Gibson led the rout which eclipsed Prestatyn Town's previous best efforts of 5-0 wins at home to Caernarfon in 2008/9 and at Caersws a season later.
Besides Gibson's double, which included a 35th minute penalty, the goals came from a Dave Hayes header (18), a superb free kick from Ross Stephens (23), Steve Rogers on 36 minutes and Chris Davies (56).
It could well have been seventh heaven a minute from time when Dan Evans' sweet chip pinged back off the crossbar.
Jack Christopher scored his first for the Old Gold in miserable circumstances late on in the match.
Prestatyn Town -
Dave Roberts, Chris Davies, Martin Beattie, Dave Hayes, Paul O'Neill, Gareth Wilson, Michael Parker, Neil Gibson (73), Jon Fisher-Cooke (68), Steve Rogers (68), Ross Stephens. Substitutes: 12.Dan Evans (73), Adam France, Darren Hughes (68), Steve Hoult (68), Jonathan Hill-Dunt. Scorers: Chris Davies (56), Dave Hayes (18), Neil Gibson (35p,65), Steve Rogers (36), Ross Stephens (23).
Carmarthen Town –
Mike Lewis, Lewis Jones, Kyle Graves, Richard Hughes, Lee Bevan, Kieran Howard (73), Cledan Davies, (74), Tim Hicks, Corey Thomas (59), Jack Christopher, Nicky Palmer. Substitutes: Steffan Williams (74), Nick Harrhy (73), Rhys Kelleher (59), Rhys Wilson, Steve Berry. Scorer: Jack Christopher (86).Yellow cards: Kyle Graves, Lee Bevan, Cledan Davies, Nicky Palmer.
Referee Huw Jones
Attendance 219

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