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St Dogmaels teams secure convincing league victories

St Dogmaels won 6-2 away at Lampeter Reserves in the Premier Division of the Costcutter Ceredigion League.

The game was played at Lampeter, where the visitors established a three-goal half-time lead before completing an impressive win.

The Saints made the better start and went ahead after six minutes.

Jack Skeels sent a dangerous ball into the penalty area, where Rhys Jones brought it under control before shooting.

The ball struck a defender, prompting appeals for handball, but Dave Reynolds reacted quickest to volley the visitors in front.

Lampeter responded with a headed equaliser from a corner.

St Dogmaels restored their lead when Adam Williams delivered a free-kick into the box, and Jones rose to head home.

Reynolds then scored his second of the afternoon after the goalkeeper parried a goal-bound free-kick from Jones.

Reynolds followed up to volley the rebound into the net and put the away side firmly in control.

Three minutes later, Chris Morgan’s shot took a deflection which wrong-footed the goalkeeper and made it 4-1.

Jones added his second after the interval with a fine volley.

Morgan supplied the cross after the Lampeter defence failed to clear, allowing Jones to punish the error.

Louis Haring completed the visitors’ scoring when he met Eddie Wigley’s ball across the face of goal with a close-range volley.

Lampeter scored again in stoppage time, with Alfie Davies and Caio Bension combining before Bension finished to make it 6-2.

The reserves were equally convincing, beating Aberaeron 1sts 6-1 in Division One of the Costcutter Ceredigion League.

St Dogmaels took control with three goals in a seven-minute spell before half-time.

Luke Jones ran through the Aberaeron midfield before his shot deflected into the path of Callum Davies.

Davies showed good awareness to square the ball for Emilio Morgan, who opened the scoring.

Jones continued to threaten and was brought down in the penalty area by the visiting goalkeeper.

Donnie Breedyk took responsibility from the spot and confidently sent the penalty into the corner.

The third goal came when a clearance from the Aberaeron goalkeeper fell to captain Keiran Harman.

Harman noticed the goalkeeper out of position and struck a low effort from just inside the Aberaeron half.

Jaxx Griffiths added a fourth soon after the restart, finishing calmly after Morgan sent him through on goal.

Aberaeron pulled one back when Dylan Wright ran onto a ball over the top and produced a composed one-on-one finish.

The hosts restored their five-goal advantage when Josh Thomas held up possession before Griffiths found the net for a second time.

Harman completed the scoring with a header from Ryan Morgan’s long throw.

The reserves’ next fixture is away to Felinfach Reserves on Saturday, November 14.

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