Bridgend Schools 0

Pembrokeshire Schools 1

Pembrokeshire went into an early lead at Maesteg through Gwion Howells, and other first half attacks saw Bradley Hewitt and Keegan Summers look dangerous on occasions.

The Pembrokeshire defence was well marshalled by Owen Coombs and Bradley Davies, who controlled the middle of the pitch, while Alex Hay marked very effectively.

The visitors' attacks along the touchlines were a feature of the play and a brilliant cross by Louis Morgan had the Bridgend defence fully stretched.

Pembrokeshire tried hard to control the midfield play against top opposition, and cut out the danger in central areas, leaving Daniel Evans a spectator in their goal for long periods.

The second half was breathtakingly fast. Both sides produced counter-attacks, with both 'lkeepers having to dive full length to save. Scott Ferney came close to adding to the lead on two occasions and Gwion Howell linked well with Aiden Rainbow and Marcus Blair to keep the home team at bay when they were desperate to equalise.

Frantic blocking, goal-line clearances and heroics by Daniel Evans enabled the Pembrokeshire defence to keep their lead intact and earn an impressive 1-0 win.

Team: Daniel Evans (Preseli); Harry Ryan (Greenhill); Bradley Davies (Milford); Owen Coombs (Greenhill); Alex Hay (Pembroke); Louis Morgan (Preseli); Adrian Rainbow (Preseli); Gwion Howell (Preseli); Marcus Blair (Pembroke); Keegan Summers (Bro Gwaun); Bradley Hewitt (Preseli); Scott Ferney (Greenhill); Ashley Farmer (Preseli); William Davies (Greenhill).