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Llangefni Town FC

Llangefni Town Football Club was founded back in 1897 and were founder members of the Anglesey Football League. In 1999 they gained promotion to the Cymru Alliance and in 2007 they won promotion to the Welsh Premier League, unfortunately the club was relegated back to the Cymru Alliance after one season. The League title was won again in 2009/10 but the club was denied promotion back to the Premier League as they failed to be granted a Domestic Licence.

Ground: Cae Bob Parry, Talwrn Road, Llangefni.

Chairman:

Vice-Chairman: Martin Gallagher

Chief Executive: John Roberts

Media Officer: Graham Cohen

Match Day Secretary: Tony Jones

First Team Manager:  Adie Jones

Assistant Manager: Tryfan Prosser

First Team Physio: Darren Hughes

Reserves Team Manager: Dyfed Thomas



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First draw of the season

18th March 2012

First draw of the season

Llangefni opened the scoring on 24 minutes, Sion Kyle hitting the post, the ball was cleared off the line by Llanrhaeadr, it was hit against their own man into the net for an own goal putting Cefni 1 up.

Llanrhaeadr equalised few minutes later, goaline scramble with Jamie Evans getting on the end of it to score for the visitors. On 35 minutes they took the lead,  Alun Jones finding himself through on goal to slot in their second. 

Cefni were unlucky not to equalise before half-time with further chances falling to Devine and Courlander with Garnalnd hitting the cross bar with sweetly struck free kick

Second half was more of the same, Llangefni dominating most of the play with Sion Owen finishing his chance well but the goal was disaloud for offside. There were couple of penalty shouts that was waved away by the ref, but on 90th minute one was finally given when Kyle was chopped in the box, Devine calmly scored the penalty and there was still time to push for the winner with Kyles effort being cleared off the line, but in the end both side had to settle with a draw.

Holyhead Hotspur will entertain rivals Gwalchmai at Talwrn Road in the Cookson Cup final on Wednesday night, 7.30 kick off.


The North Wales Coast FA Challenge Cup quarter-final tie with Glantraeth will now be played at home on Wednesday 28th March with a 7.30 pm kick-off.

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