Pontyclun once again took centre stage, in the amateur league round up in the Western Mail, as for the first time this season they moved to top of the table. A convincing home win over local rivals Treforest took them to the top whilst doing the double over their neighbours at the same time.
The victory extended the Clun’s unbeaten run to 8 games with 7 wins and 1 draw in that time and some great football was put on show for the local supporters, with a good turnout at Ivor Park. Craig Williams took his goal tally to 7 for the year whilst Joel Woodington remains top scorer taking his tally to 15. Manager Barry Quinn and First Team Coach Adrian James were delighted with the win but are aware that tougher tests await their young side. The last two fixtures of November see Pontyclun firstly visit second placed Aber Valley and then they host title contenders and last years champions Trefelin on the 29th November.
Both games could be described as “six pointers” in their bid to return to the Welsh League as the league begins to take shape as we approach the winter break.
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