A second-half St. Ishmaels comeback saw Merlins Bridge held to a 2-2 draw.
The Wizards took the lead early on with a goal from Jordan Richards before Sam Christopher doubled their lead shortly before half-time.
Two quickfire goals from Joel Morgan and Kieran Rendell saw St Ishmaels bring the game level, before Jordan Richards saw red in the 75th minute for the visitors after picking up a second yellow card.
The draw saw Bridge miss the chance to go top of the league, with title rivals Goodwick and Hakin out of league action for the weekend.
-
Elsewhere Neyland continued their recent good form defeating St Clears 4-1 to secure back-to-back league victories for the first time this season.
A brace from Corey Richards saw Neyland go into the half-time break 2-0 up, before goals from Leon Barrett and Max Bowman-Davies doubled their lead.
Jonathan Seeley grabbed a consolation for the hosts with a penalty in the 82nd minute.
-
Monkton Swifts climbed up to third place in the league with a 3-1 victory over Kilgetty.
The visitors had gone ahead courtesy of Steven Thomas, a lead they held until early in the second half when Paul Miller equalised for the hosts.
Two late goals from Declan Carroll and Ben Steele secured an important three points for the Swifts.
-
A goal-packed first half saw Clarbeston Road charge into a 4-0 lead away to Pennar Robins with a 40 minute hat-trick for Ben John, as well as a goal for Steffan Williams for the visitors. Phillip Thompson scored for the hosts to pull one back before the break.
The second half saw Pennar Robins reduce the lead with a Clarby own goal and another for Phillip Thompson to make it 3-4.
Goals for Jake Booth and Charles George ended Pennar's dreams of a comeback to secure the three points for Clarby.
-
The Manderwood Pembrokeshire Division One results in full were as follows:
Monkton Swifts 3-1 Kilgetty
Pennar Robins 3-6 Clarbeston Road
St Clears 1-4 Neyland
St Ishmaels 2-2 Merlins Bridge
-
Are you a sports photographer? Here at Connect: Pembrokeshire we're looking for regular contributors for our news articles. If this could be you, please get in touch.
