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Pennar Robins continued their decent league form with a comfortable 6-2 away victory over Neyland.

Prior to their last league game where they were narrowly defeated by Tenby, Pennar Robins had put together a decent run of form of sorts with a win and two draws, with three wins also coming from cup competitions to give them the confidence that they are capable of surviving in Division One.

Goalkeeper Rory Williams opened the scoring for them with a goal in the third minute, with the Neyland goalkeeper misjudging the bounce of a downfield kick.

Nicholas Willis then doubled Pennar's lead just four minutes later.

Ceri Griffiths made it three after 26 minutes, before adding another on the stroke of half-time for the Robins.

The experienced Sean Hannon pulled one back for Neyland in the 57th minute.

Sean Edmundson then restored the five goal cushion with a goal in the 76th minute.

Subsitute Phillip Thompson, who has been in fine form for the Seconds team who had no fixture on the day, scored a sixth for the visitors.

Youngster Taylor Collins scored a consolation goal for Neyland in the 83rd minute for the game to finish 6-2 to the visitors.

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