Non-League Paper

HOLDERS BALA OUT AS ABER IMPRESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By Carl Field
WELSH
BALA TOWN’S defence of the JD Welsh Cup is already over after they crashed to a comprehensive 4-0 third round defeat at Aberystwyth Town.
Declan Walker put Aber in front after 15 minutes and the tie was settled by three second-half goals in the space of 12 minutes scored by Jon Owen, Joe Phillips and Luke Borrelli to send the 2014 runners-up through.
This is the stage where the 12 Welsh Premier clubs enter the fray and safety into to the last 16 are The New Saints – who have appeared in the last four finals – after they thrashed 10-man Penrhyncoch 6-0 a...

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