Tough draw for Carmarthen in Welsh Cup

Carmarthen Town AFC have a tough draw away to Airbus UK Broughton for the quarter-final of the Welsh Cup.
The draw was made by former Wales Internationals Dai Davies and John Hartson.
Holders Llanelli have another away draw in the north, with a visit to Bala Town.
The Reds have already had to win at Bangor City and Rhyl to reach Round 5, but the draw doesn't get any easier for Andy Legg's team, against a Bala Town team who are seeking a second semi-final in three seasons, under manager Colin Caton.
TNS host Neath in a battle of the two full-time clubs, which is sure to be a thrilling encounter, while Carmarthen Town will not relish their trip to Airbus UK Broughton, which has not been a successful stadium for the Old Gold.
Aberystwyth Town will be delighted to once again have a home draw against lower-League opposition as they entertain Huw Griffiths' Cefn Druids, the only non Corbett Sports Welsh Premier League side left in the Competition.
Welsh Cup Quarter-Final Draw
Aberystwyth Town v Cefn Druids
Airbus UK Broughton v Carmarthen Town
Bala Town v Llanelli AFC
The New Saints v Neath FC
The ties to be played on the weekend of 25th, 26th and 27th February 2012.
Saturday's match report -
Welsh Cup Round 4
Result (aet)
Carmarthen Town 3– 1 AFC Porth
Town fought back from an early shock against a well organised and battling AFC Porth side to secure a place in the quarter finals of the Welsh Cup. The visitors took an early lead on eight minutes but Nick Harrhy levelled the score before half time.
The score remained at 1 - 1 until the final whistle and Mark Aizlewood's men had to wait until just before the break in extra time to take the lead with a Tim Hicks penalty. Julian Alsop secured the win in the dying minutes
Full report on Journal Reports on the Carmarthen AFC website -

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