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Pre-Season Friendly
Saturday ,8th August 2009
at The GenQuip Stadium, Port Talbot.
Port Talbot Town 3-0 Oxford City
Goalscorers
Port Talbot Town
Own goal (1 minute)
Martin Rose (13 minutes)
Martin Rose (28 minutes)
Oxford City
None
Referee - Mr Ian Hollyoake



New signing Lee Kendall made his Port Talbot Town debut in this match as manager
Mark Jones named a strong starting line-up to take on the Southern League opponents.
Kick off was delayed by an hour due to the late arrival of the visitors but within
seconds of the start of the match Port Talbot Town were ahead through an own goal
by the visitors. Mark Jones dominated the opening exchanges with Drew Fahiya and
Martin Rose a constant problem for the away side and after 13 minutes Rose increased
the lead with a close range finish. It was no more than Mark Jones side deserved
as the visitors failed to create any real chances while Port Talbot dominated with
a series of runs and crosses. On 28 minutes Rose further extended the advantage when
he grabbed another close range goal to leave the match effectively over. Mark Jones
made eleven substitutions at the break as he offered his squad the chance to impress
and while they failed to lack the effective play of the opening half, they continued
to pressure Oxford and made a number of opportunities to increase the lead. Oxford
were allowed back into the match however but Kristian Rogers was more than alert
to any opportunities as the visitors were left frustrated. With little action in
a poor second half Port Talbot comfortably held onto their lead to close an impressive
pre-season campaign with another victory.


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Martin Rose is closely marked
Scott Barrow crosses the ball
Nicky Holland plays the ball forward
Drew Fahiya causes problems for the visitors
Martin Rose pressures the visitors defence
Lloyd Grist plays a long ball
Drew Fahiya is brought down outside the area
Leigh De-Vulgt wins a header