Aberystwyth: R Morgan, James, Roberts, Thomas, Edwards, Passmore, Kellaway, B Morgan, Reed, Sherbon, R Evans (A Evans 68). Subs: E Evans, Da Silva, Vangucci
Booked: B Morgan

Airbus: Crossthwaite, Edwards, Darlington, Desormeaux, Davies, Allen, Wright, Hunter, Hallows, McIntosh, Hooley. Subs: Sudlow, Caughter, Molyneux
Booked: Desormeaux, Hunter, Hooley, Davies

THE Wingmakers continued their improvement by holding the in-form Seasider’s to a draw, but they should have won it.
Gareth Owen’s men dominated the second half with their best opportunity coming in the final seconds when Paul Hallows burst clear. But instead of passing to his strike-partner James McIntosh who would have had a tap-in, Hallows shot into the side netting.
Hallows was also involved in the game’s major talking point shortly after half-time when he headed in Ryan Edwards’ cross only for the goal to be controversially ruled out for offside.
The woodwork also denied Airbus late on when Darren Wright’s 18-yard effort hit the post.
Aber had most of the play in the first half, but it was the visitors who had the best chances with McIntosh, following a solo run, and Danny Desormeaux going close.

TNS: Harrison, Courtney, King, Baker, Taylor, Leah, Ruscoe, Lamb (Carter 46), Toner (Holden 70), Beck, Hogan (Holmes 80).
Booked: Beck.
Sent off: King 42

Airbus: Doran, Edwards, Darlington (Sudlow 87), Desormeaux, Davies, Allen, Wright, Hunter (Caughter 87), Hallows, Molyneux (McIntosh 70), Hooley.
Booked: Hunter

THE Wingmakers bounced back from heartbreak to end the table-topping Saints’ 12-match winning run.
Player-boss Gareth Owen said the cruel defeat to Llanelli seven days earlier would not shake his side’s new-found belief, and they were as good as his word as they became the first team to leave Park Hall with a point.
And they would have won it had Paul Harrison not been in such fine form, tipping a Paul Hallows header from a Rees Darlington cross on to the bar and denying Phil Molyneux one-on-one in the first half before saving from substitute James McIntosh late on in the second.
Chris Doran was rarely troubled at the other end thanks to his rock-solid defence, marshalled superbly by John Davies, and the fact the Saints had to play for 48 minutes with 10 men after Chris King was sent off just before the break for foul and abusive language.
But they also had lady luck on their side as only the woodwork prevented them from suffering another late loss as Alfie Carter’s header hit the bar in injury-time.

Airbus:Doran, Edwards, Darlington (Molyneaux 78), Desormeaux, Davies, Allen, Wright (Hunter 78), Owen, Hallows, McIntosh (Sudlow 87), Hooley.

Booked:Hooley, Desormeaux, Molyneux
Goals:McIntosh 38, Desormeaux 58, 59

Haverfordwest: Idzi, Evans, Coates, Gilderdale, Elliott, Raymond (Briers 75), George, Ramasut (Durham 86), Woodrow, Jones, Christopher.

Sub: Prior.
Booked:Coates
Goal: Woodrow 69.

THE Wingmakers produced their best performance of the season to end their seven-game winless run and avenge a Premier Cup loss to boot.
Gareth Owen’s men dominated throughout and they should have been ahead long before James McIntosh broke the deadlock seven minutes before the break.
The tireless Darren Wright, having missed an earlier opportunity, atoned for his wastefulness by racing on to Ryan Edwards’ pass and picking out top-scorer McItnosh to stroke in his sixth of the campaign.
Any hopes the West Walians had of getting back into it were killed-off by the in-form Danny Desormeaux, who brilliantly struck twice in as many second-half minutes.
His first was a sumptuous half-volley into the top corner after left-back Rees Darlington’s cross, and his second was a superb header from a centre from right-back Edwards.
The only sour note was County’s consolation, scored by Nicky Woodrow, whose double dumped Airbus out of the lucrative cup competition

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At a breezy Airfield the West Cheshire League champions were comprehensively swamped by an Airbus side with a lively forward line and a defence superbly marshalled throughout by John Davies & a new-look, less-portly Mark Allen, backed by goalkeeper Andy Hughes, looking bigger than ever. The scoring was nearly opened when Paul Hallows raced through and chipped the 'keeper as he ran out but the ball was hooked off the line. Alan Hooley was then clean through but screwed the ball wide of the right post. A good one-handed save came from Andy Hughes and shortly after on 16' James McIntosh snapped it in after a goalmouth scramble and another goal-line clearance (1-0). Just after that Macca seized on a terrible clearance only for the 'keeper to quickly react to deflect the ball over the bar with his boot as he shot. On 28' Paul Hallows added a superb second, running on to a through ball, riding the tackle, drawing the 'keeper & firing in (2-0). Andy Hughes was then back in action with another fine flying, left-handed save to deflect a fierce drive. Three minutes into the second half Alan Hooley fired in number three (3-0). Two minutes later Hooley gave Darren Wright a chance to fly in himself at the far post but he couldn't steer it home then two minutes after that a happy Paul Hallows, looking an exciting acquisition, scored a Stuart Rimmer-esque goal, taking the ball from the halfway line to draw the 'keeper & complete his hat-trick (4-0). On 61' the scoring ended with a clever back-flick from ex-Chester City Darren Wright (5-0), although Alan Hooley could have grabbed his second with six minutes to go but for a good save. The 'Bus continue unbeaten in pre-season.