A total of 190 goals were scored in Pembrokeshire senior football over the weekend as conditions were ripe for running football; with pitches firm under foot and the air still with little or no wind.

Hakin slammed in six against Herbrandston, so too did Merlins Bridge against Monkton while Neyland may have conceded three against Saundersfoot (Sam Coleman, Matthew Webb and George Taylor) yet they still managed to score seven against their beleaguered visitors. The lowest scoring game in division one was at St Clears however as the home side and second placed Pennar conspired to drum up a more traditional score of 2-1. Sadly for the hosts, the points didn't stay with them despite Owain Evans' goal, as they went down for the fourth consecutive week and slipped a place in the league as a result.

"We may have lost but the boys played well to be honest and we deserved to go 1-0 up but a few decisions went against us and Pennar came back well," said Saints' manager Craig Weston.

"We've had a good run and now a few losses but hopefully we can bounce back this week."

Pennar's goals were scored by Sam Southcott.

Narberth were in the high scoring club however as they slammed five passed West Dragons to secure a 5-2 away win.

Player manager Matthew Price was on fire finishing the game with a brace while the other goals were scored by Dylan Davies, Jordan Williams and Morgan Preece.

It wasn't all plain sailing for the Bluebirds however despite being 3-0 up early in the second half as the hosts scored twice within two minutes to set the nerves jangling for the visitors. The home team's desire to draw level created space at the back for Narberth to exploit and Price nipped in with two late goals to seal the points.

"It appears a comfortable result but it was anything but," said Price. "We were in control but as soon as they scored it was game on but they left themselves exposed at the back and we were able to capitalise on that. It was a good win though against a good side."

Tenby will be hoping the Giltar Hotel sponsors them again after they won comfortably at home to Angle.

The Seasiders are starting to find some form and eased to victory through goals by Daryl Mansbridge, Jack Christopher and Scott Ferney.

Hat-trick hero Ashley Smith helped Carew create a three point lead at the top of the table after they hammered Johnston seconds 5-0.

James Hinchcliffe scored again for the home side with the other goal coming from Adam Muskett.

In division three, Kilgetty's wretched season continued with a 4-0 loss at Broad Haven while the news was equally grim for Narberth seconds as they lost 4-2 at home to Milford United seconds.

Jordan Howell and Callum O'Connell scored for the home side yet it didn't prevent them from going down to their fourth defeat of the season.

Scoring goals hasn't been a problem for high flying Lamphey this season yet on a weekend in which goal keepers had back ache from the amount of times they were fishing balls from the back of the net they could only manage the one in their victory over Clarbeston Road. William Davis grabbed the all-important winner for the visitors.

Cosheston Cougars were goal less in their 3-0 loss at Hakin United seconds while Lawrenny and Carew seconds served up a thriller in a game that finished 3-3.

Thomas Arthur, Stefan Jenkins and Tom Harries all scored for the visitors while Lawrenny's goals came via an own goal and scores from Matthew Lewis and Sam Davies.

Finally in the division, Pennar seconds and Merlins Bridge seconds were virtually trading goals during their clash with the Robins finally coming out victorious 8-6.

Carl Rees and Michael Murray both scored hat-tricks for the home side while Niall Brunton finished with a brace.

Pendine were back to winning ways with a 5-3 win over Monkton Swifts. Callum Sydal struck first for the Gulls but the undisputed man of the match was Ricky Hunt who scored four in the comfortable win.

Connor Willis scored all three for the visitors.

Goals from Malley Paxton, James Hall and Benjamin Hall helped Manorbier United win 3-0 at home to Pennar Robins' thirds while despite goals from Byron Woodward and Luke Probert, Pembroke Boro went down 3-2 at home to Herbrandston seconds.

It was a good weekend for Saundersfoot Seconds however as they won 5-2 at home to Neyland seconds.

It's a rare week when Simon Bancroft doesn't score for St Clears seconds and on a weekend where scoring goals was the rule it was no surprise to see him score twice for the Saints in their 2-0 win away at St Ishmaels.

Meanwhile in the fifth division cup, Narberth thirds went through after a 3-1 win at Carew thirds.

Dafydd Wright scored once and Jason Jones twice in the win with Carew's goal coming via an own goal while Kilgetty seconds lost 9-1 at home to St Florence with Christopher Morgan providing third only bright spot in an otherwise sorry afternoon.

Ben Mcdonnell scored the first for the victors but five from Charles Patching and solitary strikes from Colin Batley, Jamie Roberts and Richard Attwell ensured the away team went through.

Angle seconds eased through after a 6-1 win over Pembroke Boro reserves.

Rhys Allison scored for the visitors while Angle's goals came from Corey edge, Jason Evans and Josh Richards in a match sponsored by G D Harries and Sons, Narberth.

Meanwhile in the league, Lawrenny seconds lost 4-1 at Fishguard seconds with Rhys Jenkins scoring their only goal while Hundleton seconds won 6-3 at home to Solva thanks to goals from Dan Cremin, Lloyd Wilson and two apiece from Daniel Wood and Scott A'Lee.