Pembrokeshire football was back with a bang this weekend after a host of matches in the previous round of games fell foul of the weather with a mix of league and cup fixtures taking place.

Big news over the weekend was Pennar Robins picking up their first win of the season and indeed their first points.

With nothing to show after six games the Robins would have been wondering where their next point was coming from, well they will be wondering no more after they got the better of Clarbeston Road to win 2-1.

Phil John and Paul Sly were the heroes for the home team.

Seven miles or so up the road and Carew were involved in a close encounter with Merlins Bridge.

They are equal on points on the league (both have 14) and they were each others equals in this game too as it finished 3-3.

Sam Christopher proved why he has been such a big signing for the Rooks scoring all three of the home team’s goals.

Anthony Webb was in tip top form for Lamphey down at Herbrandston as the Stags came out on top 4-1.

Webb was irresistible throughout scoring three of the away team’s four goals while Billy Davies nipped in for the other.

It wasn’t such a good day for Monkton Swifts however as they made the short trip across the Cleddau to play Neyland with the Nomads coming out on top as 7-1 winners.

Matthew Davies scored the Swift’s only goal.

Better news for Narberth however as their fine form continued with a 2-1 win at West Dragons.

The Bluebirds sit third after the win thanks to goals from Dafydd Wright and Morgan Preece.

St Clears had few problems at Fishguard Sports winning 6-4 while at Hundleton the game between the hosts and Lawrenny was nothing short of superb as it finished 3-3.

Rhodri Davies, Joe Buckle and Jack Phillips all scored for the hosts while Owen James struck a brace for Lawrenny with Chris Beth adding the other.

Games between Saundersfoot and Kilgetty are always tasty affairs and the one over the weekend was no exception and bragging rights went to the home side.

Given Kilgetty’s form this season the win was no mean feat and the manner of it was doubly impressive. They won 5-2, a result few would have foreseen.

The Cope brothers ran the show for the home team as Nick scored a hat-trick and Richard nipping in for one of his own alongside a Chris Milward goal.

For Kilgetty, Rhys Hewson scored both.

It was cup day in the third division although St Florence won’t be playing any further part in the competition after they failed to raise a side against Milford Athletic

Carew seconds made it through to the next round with a narrow win over Clarbeston Road seconds.

They won 3-2 after a brace from Sam Harts and one form Dan Bates.

Narberth seconds won by the same margin too after victory over Goodwick United.

Liam Phillips, Josh Layzell and aaron Keane scored for the victors.

A 3-2 win for Manorbier also after a close win at Pembroke Boro.

Josh Leyland and Jordan Wright scored for the hosts while Mike Ryder, Adam Roberts and Neal Lane all scored for the winners.

Biggest win of the day went to Pendine however after a 7-1 win over Milford United seconds thanks to a Chris Evans hat-trick and one each for Ryan Pearce, Kieron Lewis, Jason Blewitt and Lewis Davies.

In league action Pennar Robins’ seconds beat Camrose 6-2 thanks to goals from Phil Thompson, Cameron Brunton, Liam Skullshaw, Martin Rees and two from Kyle Wright.

In division four, Angle lost 9-0 at home to Fishguard Sports’ seconds, Lamphey seconds were unable to raise a side against Broad Haven while Kilgetty seconds lost 3-2 at home to Herbrandston seconds despite goals from Curtis Marsh and James John.

Pennar thirds were unable to raise a team against Monkton seconds while St Clears’ seconds beat Neyland seconds 6-1.

Joe Gouldingray scored four with the others coming from Talan Heywood and Lewis Driscoll.

Meanwhile in division five, Carew thirds lost 5-1 at Camrose seconds, while Cosheston beat Pembroke Boro 11-1.

Luke Wickland and Dalton Boswell both scored hat-tricks while Nathan Ferrier scored twice and Lee Dignan, Chris Owen and James Reed scoring one.

Hundleton seconds lost 3-2 at Johnston seconds while it was 2-2 between Lawrenny seconds and Milford Athletic.

Sam Davies and Harry Thomas scored for the home team.Finally, Saundersfoot sports’ seconds lost 5-2 at Milford United thirds.