13th April
Barry Town 2, Cardiff Academicals 0
The hosts were comfortable winners at Bro Morgannwg despite the usual defiant performance by the visitors. Huw Davies could have given the Accies the lead but his strike was well-saved by Barry gloveman, Mullen, before the hosts took control of the midfield and created a number of fine opportunities to score with Murray creating problems down the right and Warman deservedly put them ahead with a clinical strike on fifteen minutes. In the second half Barry maintained their domination as the visitors noticeably tired but it took a scrappy goal to seal victory when Cooksey bundled over from close-in to ensured his team advanced to the semi-final where they will host Newport.
Pontyclun 9 - Merthyr 0
The hosts were worthy winners in this Cup contest on a very hard and difficult surface at Ivor Park...writes Robbie Ryan... The home side scored 2 early goals and went in 4 - 0 at half time, and then scored another 5 goals in the second half of this dominant performance, but huge credit must go to Merthyr who were without a few key players and didn't stop trying to play football and compete for entire 80 minutes. Pontyclun’s scorers were Mele with 6(!) along with Owen, Thomson and MacNamara and they will now travel to Swansea in the semi-final on 27th April.
Penybont 0, Newport 3
Penybont conceded, so Newport advance to the semi-final where they will travel to face Barry Town.
6 goal hero - Pepe Mele 2024
Swansea A 0, Swansea 2
In this very 'local' derby at Penyrheol Leisure Centre, two early goals from Otway and Medwin settled this tie. Swansea will now host Pontyclun in the semi-final on 27th April.
Swansea o60s 2024
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