IT was a wet and wild weekend of Vale football – played in heavy conditions.
It was the Divisional Cup semi-finals in the Supporters Cup Premier Division and leaders Holton Road brushed aside Cwm Talwg 8-1. Shaun Jachontow, who missed the first half of the season with injury, hit a hat-trick.
In the final, Holton Road will meet Island Marine who hit Sully Sports for four without reply in a 4-0 triumph, Josh Davies scoring two and setting up another to send Island Marine to Jenner Park.
In the Dockers Cup, Championship league leaders BV FC booked their final place as they emphatically and clinically defeated Vale Madrid 10-0, Tyler Jenkinson notching a hat-trick for BV. Tynewydd walloped Vale Athletic 4-0 in the other semi-final to set up a Jenner Park final against BV, Gareth Griffiths starring with a brace.
There were only a handful of league games with the weather claiming a few games. In the Premier Division, Cogan Coronation picked up their first point since early September as they drew 2-2 with Vale United, it was only a late equaliser from Zac Edwards for United that denied Cogan all three points.
In the Championship, Holton Road Reserves moved second with a thrilling 4-3 win over Cardiff Airport Vets, Taylor Burford coming off the bench to hit the winner. The win does put Holton Road Reserves second albeit but they have played three more games than the third place team.
And finally, Barry Athletic Reserves romped to a 5-0 victory over rock bottom St Athan Thirds, Athletic Reserves remain sixth with the win.
This Saturday, it’s the Barry Cup Semi Finals with two great games, AFC Rhoose vs Cardiff Airport and Holton Road vs Island Marine.
Report by: Hywel Dark
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