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STM KEEP FAMOUS CUP RUN GOING

By Carl Field
WELSH ROUND-UP
CONNAH’S Quay Nomads and STM Sports will contest this season’s Nathaniel MG Cup final.
That is after both came through their respective semi-final ties yesterday with the eye catching result that of JD Cymru South outfit STM – the only non-Premier side of the four teams left – who came from behind to stun Aberystwyth Town 2-1.
Marc Williams headed Aber into a 27th minute lead at Llanrumney but that was cancelled out just before the break when they conceded a penalty, which Callum Bateman converted.
The decisive moment in the game came on ...

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