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Morgan magic lights up Merthyr

MERTHYR TOWN 2 MET POLICE 2
By Anthony Hughes
THIS game resembled more of a basketball affair, with chances galore at both ends during the 90 minutes. With both attacks looking lively and both defences decidely shaky, it could have been 4-3 by half time.
As it was it was 2-0 to Merthyr with Ashley Evans heading home Kerry Morgan’s cross on 13 minutes and Ian Traylor scoring from a similar spot and from a similar cross six minutes later.
Morgan had also seen another effort cleared off the goalline by defender Nesta Guinness-Walker whilst Mekhail McLaughlin also kept out a Kyle Patten h...

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