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Roscrow Pounces On Mistake To Send Cardiff Met Into Nathaniel MG Cup Final

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Cardiff Met booked a second successive appearance in the Nathaniel MG Cup final after Adam Roscrow’s lone goal was enough to see off Connah’s Quay at the Deeside Stadium. The Students, who finished as runners-up last season, will face Cambrian & Clydach in an all-south Wales final on Saturday 19 January. Connah’s Quay’s semi-final hoodoo […]

Cardiff Met booked a second successive appearance in the Nathaniel MG Cup final after Adam Roscrow’s lone goal was enough to see off Connah’s Quay at the Deeside Stadium.

The Students, who finished as runners-up last season, will face Cambrian & Clydach in an all-south Wales final on Saturday 19 January.

Connah’s Quay’s semi-final hoodoo continued with a fourth successive defeat at this stage of the competition as they gifted Cardiff Met the decisive goal late in the first-half.

Roscrow was free to score after goalkeeper Jon Danby’s upfield clearance had been successfully charged down by Chris Baker, with the ball falling kindly to the Cardiff Met marksman.

Missing strikers Andy Owens and Michael Wilde, Andy Morrison resorted to playing burly central defender George Horan up-front in the second-half.

But the Nomads were unable to penetrate Cardiff Met’s stubborn defence with their direct approach.

Against the run of play, Elliot Evans threatened to add to the visitors lead striking against the woodwork before fizzing a long-range effort wide.

And Evans should’ve done better after intercepting a Laurence Wilson pass , but couldn’t get a clean strike of the ball from inside the area, much to the relief of Danby.

The Nomads piled on the pressure in the final stages but their attempts were undermined by a lack of invention and the unavailability of their two main goal scorers.

Connah’s Quay Nomads 0
Cardiff Met University 1 Adam Roscrow 35′

Connah’s Quay Nomads
1. John Danby, 2. John Disney, 3. Laurence Wilson, 5. George Horan, 6. Danny Harrison, 7. Ryan Wignall, 8. Callum Morris, 14. Jack Kenny (4. Jonny Spittle 46′), 16. James Owen (12. Declan Poole 71′), 17. Michael Parker (21. Rob Hughes 46′), 22. Michael Bakare Subs not used: 11. Nathan Woolfe, 28. Jon Rushton (gk)

Red Cards: None
Yellow Cards: Wilson 29′ Wignall 61′ Horan 90’+3

Cardiff Met University
25. Alex Lang, 18. Rhydian Morgan, 14. Joel Edwards, 4. Bradley Woolridge, 5. Emlyn Lewis, 16. Guto Williams, 7. Eliot Evans, 3. Kyle McCarthy, 9. Adam Roscrow (24. Sam Snaith 81′), 8. Chris Baker, 21. Harry Owen Subs not used: 15. Rhys Thomas, 22. Liam Black, 28. Esa Aalto (gk), 32. Louis Hadergjonaj, 29. Harri Horwood, 36.
Dion Phillips

Red Cards: None
Yellow Cards: Roscrow 65′

Attendance: 204 Referee: Kevin Parry

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