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Action-packed drama brings curtain down for Caerbryn

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May 14, 2025

THREE days after lifting the Senior Cup at Stebonheath Park, Caerbryn brought the curtain down on their LTC Mobility Premier division campaign with a dramatic 4-4 draw at Trallwm.

Caerbryn came flying out of the blocks to quickly assert control, storming into a 2-0 half-time lead thanks to goals from Tim Chapman and Kieran Jones.

Chapman found the net again shortly after the restart, giving the visitors a healthy 3-0 lead and seemingly putting the game beyond doubt.

Trallwm, however, had other ideas, and with striker Jared Peake leading the fightback they managed to bring the scoreline back to 3-1.

Although Caerbryn introduced a number of substitutes, they still managed to restore their three-goal cushion.

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