Carmarthenshire Sport, Pembroke Sport - from the South Wales Guardian

Ammanford 1 Tredegar 1

CAPTAIN'S PERFORMANCE: Ammanford AFC skipper Luke Fayres puts pressure on a Tredegar Town clearance kick during their 1-1 draw.

11:00am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

A late Richard Lewis penalty earned Ammanford a valuable point in a tight affair that could easily have gone either way.

Llandeilo 5 Llanelli Radicals 1

10:58am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

After their 5-1 win away to Ammanford Seconds, Llandeilo maintained the momentum with an identical win over over the Radicals.

Swansea 33 Llandovery 28

10:52am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

The Drovers played as well against the All Whites as they had played badly against Cardiff but still lost out at St Helen’s, writes Huw S Thomas.

AFC Pontardawe 0 Bryn Rovers 3 Neath Premier League

10:52am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

Bryn travelled to Pontardawe eager to put the disappointment of the previous week’s defeat at Giants Grave behind them and from the first whistle produced some of their most fluent football of the season.

Llanelli Snooker League Round-Up by Byron Evans

10:56am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

Llandybie Social Club A posted a useful 5-2 home victory over Pontarddulais Cons A in the Llanelli Snooker League First Division.

Furnace 7 Penygroes 0

10:57am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

Without prop Mark Rodaway, Penygroes were always likely to struggle up front against a powerful Furnace eight and it came as no surprise that the scrum flew backwards at the first head-to-head.

Crynant 5 Llandybie 11

10:58am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

After last weeks’ debacle against Tycroes, forward coach Roy James was in no mood for a repeat performance and a few well chosen words clearly had the desired effect because Llandybie had an excellent first half.

Pontardawe U9s 0 Saron U9s 5

10:40am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

Saron returned to action after a long lay-off but camped out in the Ponty half from the off.

Bryn Rovers U9s 4 Cimla 0

10:43am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

A snowy morning and a delayed start saw Bryn Rovers entertain Cimla at Maes Ellwyn. Bryn had the better start and pressured Cimla early on, but failed to put away several chances. Just before half time, Harri Jones opened the scoring with a great goalmouth effort.

Cwmaman 3rds 1 Seven Sisters 5

10:44am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

THE game was only five minutes old when a diabolical backward header gifted the away team the lead and when keeper Wayne Neal punched into his own net five minutes later, things weren’t looking to rosy for the home side.