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OWEN IS HERO AS TNS ARE STUNNED

WELSH ROUND-UP
By Rob Cole

IEUAN OWEN was the toast of Barry Town as he fired home twice to spearhead a sensational 2-0 Nathaniel MG Cup final triumph over holders The New Saints at Penybont’s DragonBet Stadium.
Although massive underdogs, Barry not only held their ground but also found a way to score against the champions for the first time in four games this season after a 313-minute wait.
After their treble-winning season in 2024-25, Craig Harrison’s men have now lost their grip on the JD Welsh Cup and now the Nathaniel MG Cup, although they can clinch an 18th JD C...

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