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Sport – Island Marine shock league leaders in Cup clash

Vale of Glamorgan Football League round up

THE Divisional league cups took centre stage this weekend.

In the Supporters Cup, Premier Division leaders Cardiff Airport Reserves crashed out as they lost 4-1 to Island Marine, Liam Mallam scoring twice.

Barry Athletic set up an Island semi-final against Island Marine with a 2-0 victory over Tynewydd, Theo Savva and Levi Williams with the goals.

St Athan edged AFC Rhoose 2-1, Sean Nash scoring twice late on with Jac Butler pulling one back at the death.

Penarth Town saw off Cadoxton Imps 4-2, Cameron Jenkins bagging a brace and Penarth will play St Athan in the semi-finals next month.

In the Dockers Cup, title favourites Vale Madrid were dumped out by Barry Athletic Reserves, in a seesaw battle of a game. Vale grabbed a late equaliser to force spot kicks, but it was Athletic who went through 4-2 on pens to the semi.

Championship league leaders Cwm Talwg eased into the last four with a 5-1 win over St Athan Reserves, Cole Roberts hitting a hat trick.

James Dixon scored twice as Cardiff Airport Vets came out on top in this Rhoose derby against Rhoose Social 3-2. Airport Vets now book a semi-final clash with Cwm Talwg.

Peterston super Ely advanced to play Barry Athletic Reserves following a 6-3 win over Island Marine Reserves, John Wooten scoring four.

In the Goodwood Cup, overwhelming favourites Dinas Powys Development saw off Cowbridge Town 4-0, Morgan Mitchem scoring twice.

Dinas will face Ely Rangers Reserves Wenvoe in the semi-final after their 3-0 win over St Athan Development, Sam Lloyd starring in the victory.

Porthkerry Panthers saw off Holton Road Reserves 4-0 with Evan Wells notching a brace to book a semi-final with Barry Athletic Development, who thumped Cadoxton Imps Seconds 6-2.

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