Pennod 5 Codi Gôl

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-The big day has arrived.

-Codi Gol Finals Day.

-The hard work is done and

-everything's up for grabs.

-Ammanford, Pwllheli,

-Amlwch and Ffostrasol.

-Four clubs but there

-can only be one winner.

-Eleven, twelve, last one, work.

-The prep has been done.

-Sunday is crucial.

-We must be at our best

-to beat Amlwch.

-Look forward to winning.

-There's pressure on the four bosses.

-John Hartson, Owain Tudur Jones...

-..Iwan Roberts and Malcolm Allen.

-The victorious team

-wins a trip to Brittany...

-..to play a game at the

-Welsh base for Euros 2016...

-..against FC Dinard.

-The big day is here. Codi Gol

-Finals Day here at Latham Park.

-After all the training we'll see who

-lifts the trophy and goes to France.

-Don't forget, Eleri Sion

-will be trying to referee the games.

-It's going to be quite a day.

-Hold on tight.

-The two semi-finals will be...

-..Ammanford vs Pwllheli

-and Amlwch vs Ffostrasol.

-It's an early start

-for the Amlwch fans.

-Last minute decisions are being made

-in Ffostrasol about injuries.

-We have sore ankles, Achilles tears,

-groin, hamstring and calf injuries.

-We're strapping them up now

-so they can play the games.

-As the committee, relatives and

-supporters of Pwllheli congregate...

-..there's a

-positive vibe about victory.

-We are nervous because

-we want to win and go to France.

-I'm not a morning person.

-We all want to get out onto

-the field and do the business.

-Bring it on Johnny,

-we're coming to get you.

-Losing hasn't occurred to us.

-We're excited to play.

-Going to France would be great.

-We have a good chance of winning.

-You have to relish

-this kind of occasion.

-I've only added a little

-to what they had already...

-..and now the stage is there

-to show everyone their skills.

-I've told them, anything

-that goes wrong is my fault.

-I'm used to the blame.

-In Ammanford, nearly everyone

-is on board and ready for Newtown.

-We're waiting for John.

-He's just turned up.

-We'll be off in five minutes.

-Very nervous but we're

-all on the water getting ready.

-We want the game to start.

-Are you nervous?

-Are you nervous?

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-Yes, really nervous. It'll be okay.

-I hope they win

-and go on to win the final too.

-The atmosphere created by the

-kids and parents is very special.

-It's nice to

-travel up with the team.

-We're pretty confident

-but not over-confident.

-# From Ammanford to Newtown,

-to fetch the cup #

-Ammanford people are great.

-I hope they enjoy it and

-get into the team for France.

-The final whistle will signal one

-team to lift the Codi Gol trophy.

-That final whistle will be sounded

-by the referee, Eleri Sion.

-I don't feel that great.

-Dave asked me

-how I felt this morning.

-I told him I wanted

-to go back to bed.

-I want it over with.

-I don't want to let them down.

-It means so much to them.

-Everyone looks nervous. No idea why.

-Look at him.

-He's phoning his mates for advice.

-He has no idea

-how I'm going to play.

-I know Malcs always struggled

-with big match nerves.

-I'm not sure how well

-he'll handle things today.

-Keeping in touch with Eleri

-throughout the games...

-..will be the referee,

-Gareth Wyn Jones.

-Gareth is very experienced having

-run the line in internationals.

-Completing the refereeing team are

-Tegid Richards and Gethin Owen...

-..who took the same course as Eleri.

-The games will be 40 minutes

-with nine on each side.

-The teams must have at least three

-women on the pitch at all times.

-You'll be by the managers.

-You'll be by the managers.

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-I'll be between the dugouts.

-If they're giving me grief

-can you silence them.

-I'll sort it out.

-I'll sort it out.

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-Good luck, boys.

-It doesn't just happen.

-You have to make it happen.

-You want a trip to France.

-Get out there and win all

-the tackles and all the headers.

-Chances to make a difference

-don't come around that often.

-This is your chance today.

-Don't waste it.

-Enjoy it and talk to each other.

-That's so important.

-Help the girls but try and

-stay in your positions in general.

-Come on, let's go.

-Come on.

-The first Codi Gol semi-final.

-It's John Hartson's Ammanford...

-..against Malcolm Allen's Pwllheli

-team in the blue and lurid green.

-It's nine-a-side today.

-Evans in goal for Ammanford

-played for the British Cadets XI.

-Three at the back.

-Price and Garland are joined by

-Lloyd who coaches the Under 8s.

-Nia Evans in midfield alongside

-Jones, Bartlett and Morgan.

-Up front, the mayor, Lewis.

-Roberts plays in goal for Pwllheli.

-At the back,

-Roberts and Jones flank Ogilvy...

-..who has experience

-in the Welsh Premier.

-In midfield,

-Louise Jones, Williams, Warren...

-..and the nurse, Julie Griffith.

-Peter Hughes leads the line.

-Two restrictions today.

-No more than nine...

-..and at least three women

-on the pitch at all times.

-Pwllheli get things started.

-Malcolm Allen's team

-have Peter Hughes up front.

-Vanessa Price made the interception.

-Two teams who know

-very little about each other.

-Ogilvy is clearly a good runner.

-Eleri Sion says play on.

-This is an early chance.

-Great skills

-but Ogilvy can't get there.

-It was a perfect pass by Hughes.

-The ball is played towards Hughes.

-Ogilvy went in pretty hard

-on Jones there.

-That one beat everyone

-and the threat is still there.

-Confusion between

-the goalie and his defenders.

-At the moment the final pass

-isn't reaching its target.

-That's a foul on Williams.

-Eleri Sion spotted the foul.

-She must have considered

-showing a card there.

-At the moment, Ammanford

-are wasting their possession.

-Lewis loses out to Williams

-in a crucial sector of the field.

-Hughes thought of going it alone

-and he gets it back.

-Here's another chance. Griffith

-didn't get a good shot away.

-The wall does its job well.

-Hughes went down but play continued.

-That's an important header.

-That was a good pass by Williams.

-Roberts goes for goal.

-It flashes past the post.

-They are doing well so far.

-We're just missing the chances.

-This is a good ball.

-The goalkeeper heroically

-kept his eye on the ball.

-Bartlett put him under pressure.

-That's the first yellow card.

-Here's a chance to shoot.

-Past the post!

-Williams made the effort.

-Jones plays Ogilvy into trouble

-and that's a meaty challenge.

-Eleri Sion isn't happy.

-Eleri Sion isn't happy.

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-Come here.

-Two yellows in the game

-and both to Ammanford.

-That's the end of the first half.

-Pwllheli have had the upper hand...

-..and the referee has shown

-Ammanford two yellow cards.

-It's all square

-with the second half to come.

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-There's no score at half-time

-in the first semi-final...

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-hyphen yn ol yr Oxford.

-..between Ammanford

-and Pwllheli.

-Malcolm and John have

-to work on the teams.

-The ref has already given out

-two yellow cards...

-..so you must be careful.

-I don't want anyone sent off.

-We know what they'll do.

-They'll make a big effort.

-They haven't got much else.

-We are a much better team.

-But we must do the right things.

-You must keep your heads.

-Those who do will win the game.

-Be patient. It's nil-nil.

-We have twenty minutes

-to score a goal.

-One goal will be enough.

-There are twenty minutes between

-someone and the final...

-.. and between someone

-and the end of the road.

-That was an early chance for

-striker, Steve Richards.

-Good ball. He looks for the striker.

-It's a goal!

-Ammanford lead.

-The ball was headed into the goal

-by Carl Walker.

-A header and a goal of which John

-Hartson himself would be proud.

-Now we have a game.

-A cause for concern

-for Malcolm Allen.

-His team were the best

-in the first half.

-The game is opening up now.

-As Pwllheli push forward,

-there will be space at the back.

-The striker was pushed there.

-That's a kick from the penalty

-spot against the captain.

-This is a very dramatic moment

-in the game.

-Dave Bartlett prepares

-to take the penalty.

-This kick could be a turning point.

-It's a penalty kick to the team

-who is in the lead.

-They surge further ahead.

-Ammanford 2, Pwllheli 0.

-It's hard to see a way back

-for Pwllheli now.

-If that wasn't a penalty,

-I don't know what is.

-Ammanford know that all they have

-to do now is defend well.

-Pwllheli have to sacrifice

-everything.

-Number fifteen is still running.

-A chance to shoot,

-but there were two fouls there.

-Is there a chance here?

-Adamson concedes a foul.

-That's the way to treat a referee.

-Asking for forgiveness

-with a smile on your face.

-It's not working with Eleri Sion.

-Believe me, it doesn't work

-with Eleri Sion.

-Pwllheli need a goal now.

-Ogilvy.

-A wall of defence.

-With every brick in place.

-Excellent work.

-That was offside.

-I'm a bit gutted by the score.

-They didn't deserve those goals.

-We're demolishing them.

-They were lucky goals.

-They don't deserve to win the game.

-Pwllheli do.

-The tackling is fierce

-and the atmosphere is fiery.

-People are losing their tempers.

-Eleri Sion has a very difficult job.

-I think Chris Williams

-has lost his head.

-He is in danger

-of getting a red card.

-And it is.

-It's a red card for Chris Williams.

-He has been using his arms a lot.

-That was the offence.

-The builder could have knocked down

-a wall with that arm.

-His head is low now.

-Malcolm Allen must realize...

-..that Pwllheli's journey is over.

-Eleri Sion brings this semi-final

-to an end.

-John Hartson's team

-goes through to the final.

-The final score is

-Ammanford 2, Pwllheli 0.

-John, you have a big smile.

-What was that like?

-It was a good experience, of course,

-because we've got through.

-The match could have gone

-either way.

-I think Pwllheli were better

-in the first half.

-Then we scored after two minutes

-of the second half.

-The first goal was always going

-to be important.

-It was quite a physical game.

-We have the final to come now.

-I'll have to calm one or two

-of them down.

-More than one or two, I'd say!

-More than one or two, I'd say!

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-I'll have to calm myself too!

-I feel a bit sorry for Pwllheli.

-It isn't nice, but someone has to

-lose and we were lucky on the day.

-Malcolm,

-I don't know where to start.

-I'm disappointed for the team...

-..because they've worked so hard

-in the last eight weeks.

-I was quite happy

-with the first half.

-I knew Ammanford would go up

-a gear in the second half...

-..and that John would have given

-them a talking-to at half-time.

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-hyphen yn talking-to yn ol yr Oxford.

-But we didn't take our chances.

-John Hartson must have been

-delighted with their first goal.

-Amlwch. Owain's team.

-Ffostrasol.

-Amlwch and Ffostrasol will face each

-other in the second semi-final.

-Come on, Amlwch!

-We're all looking forward to it.

-We can't wait to get there.

-I'm nervous, but looking forward.

-I hope they do a good job.

-I think the games will be hard.

-Everyone wants to win.

-I'm not worrying about the other

-teams. Just about what we're doing.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-For their sakes. I want them to win.

-Will they be good enough? We'll see.

-I've no idea what the other clubs

-are like.

-I'm sure it will be competitive.

-I'm very happy with the squad

-I have.

-I hope to be raising a glass

-of red wine over in France...

-..to toast Amlwch's success

-in this competition.

-I feel good.

-Everyone's in a good mood.

-We're looking forward to the game.

-I think a few of us

-feel a bit nervous.

-But we have to enjoy it.

-A bit nervous. I'm a bit hungry too.

-I need a stretch as well.

-We'll see.

-I've seen a lot of sheep through

-the window. I feel a bit sick.

-We'll see!

-I've seen them training

-and I think they've done well.

-I think they could make it

-to the final.

-Fair play, the people who

-have turned up have been great.

-They've worked hard.

-They've tried their best.

-They've put in the effort

-I look for as a manager.

-It's important that they gain

-from the experience and enjoy it.

-Gethin and I believe in you.

-You've been amazing.

-The first game is the important one.

-Forget the final.

-You have to make sure

-you win this one.

-Believe in each other

-and in yourself.

-Don't panic and we'll be fine.

-After the break, who will face

-Ammanford in the final...

-..Amlwch or Ffostrasol?

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-Who will be facing Ammanford

-in the final? Amlwch or Ffostrasol?

-This is it now, troops.

-You've been working hard.

-You're ready, I know you are.

-It's good to feel nervous,

-I promise.

-When I was driving here today,

-I felt something I haven't felt...

-..since I finished playing football.

-Do you remember our first session

-in the gym?

-I was turning away from the tackles.

-I don't mind tackles like that

-today. Nothing dirty - competitive.

-Trust Dave and Aidy with the ball.

-Make sure, if you see somebody

-like Ben running out of position...

-..Dave, fill in.

-Plenty of communication.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Good luck.

-Two gentlemen

-of the professional game...

-..lead the two teams out

-for the second semi-final match...

-..in the Codi Gol competition.

-Owain Tudur Jones

-and his club, Amlwch.

-Iwan Roberts and his team,

-Ffostrasol.

-In goal for Amlwch,

-builder, Robert Williams-Jones.

-In the back line, Sonia Cefn Coch,

-the team's Vinnie Jones.

-Next is Ben Jones...

-..then Lefty and Laura Eynon,

-an extremely experienced player.

-Dave Evans, Aidy Glo and Roberts.

-Colin Pwll Nofio

-leads the front line.

-In goal for Ffostrasol, Jones.

-Jones, Dafis and Evans.

-Hoare the fireman...

-..Jones, Davies and Thomas...

-..and presenter and farmer,

-Heledd Gwyndaf out front.

-STARTING WHISTLE

-The weeks of training have

-come to an end for these two teams.

-Amlwch have a confident, strong

-and engaging start.

-Sonia Davies is a strong player.

-So is Aidy Jones.

-The ball is in the penalty area.

-There's a chance for Hoare to clear.

-He's lost the ball to Staines.

-Eynon.

-Another slick pass in midfield.

-Aidy Jones is in!

-Davies' attention was on the ball.

-He needed that save.

-The ball is being a little unkind

-to Ffostrasol.

-It hit the bar!

-That's the closest yet.

-Evans went for the shot.

-The bar is still wobbling.

-I imagine he'll be very pleased

-with that.

-Lefty pounds the ball

-with his left foot.

-A great shot.

-A chance for a counter-attack.

-A rare visit from Ffostrasol

-to Amlwch's side of the pitch.

-Excellent work from Gwyndaf.

-But Eynon is just as good.

-The women are playing their best.

-The women are playing their best.

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-Well done!

-The game's been OK.

-Amlwch have had the most possession.

-We can play much better than this.

-Jones, tackled well by Lefty.

-The ball's back with him

-but there's nobody upfield.

-He'll have to go himself.

-He's going for it.

-What a run!

-It could have been a memorable goal.

-He did everything but score.

-Will there be a goal

-in these last few seconds?

-A good run by Ben Jones,

-and not for the first time.

-There are lots of options here.

-Jones!

-They deserve that.

-Gethin Jones has scored.

-Amlwch 1 - 0 Ffostrasol,

-seconds before half-time.

-WHISTLE

-It was that close to the whistle

-at the end of the first half.

-Close in.

-Brilliant. Do exactly the same

-again. It was a superb start.

-The defence was great.

-We were opened up for that goal,

-and it was a good goal, fair play.

-We need more support up to Heledd.

-Well done, boys.

-Well done, boys.

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-Do exactly the same.

-Take chances at the target. We don't

-know what kind of goalie he is.

-More communication. Take more care

-and we'll get more chances.

-1-0 doesn't mean it's over.

-1-0 doesn't mean it's over.

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-Come on, it's not over yet.

-SECOND HALF

-WHISTLE

-The second half of this game lies

-between these and the final round.

-Another good run from Ben Jones.

-He runs so well.

-Glyn Jones needed that save.

-A fantastic effort,

-and the save was just as good.

-Eynon has plenty of space.

-It was a good cross.

-Ben Jones! His head is higher

-than anybody else's.

-The first goal from Gethin Jones,

-Ben scored the second.

-The 1 becomes a 2.

-Ffostrasol have to go for it.

-They have nothing to lose.

-If you're going to run

-into Williams-Jones...

-..you have to know

-what you're doing.

-He's lost three stone whilst

-training for this competition.

-Aidy Jones.

-Is it going to fall? Not quite.

-Will there be a chance?

-Jones again!

-These are great goals.

-Ben Jones this time.

-He's developing quite a force.

-Once again Glyn Jones

-didn't stand a chance.

-We're deep inside the second half.

-It's still 3-0 to Amlwch.

-Jones is being watched by Sharif.

-He's beaten his man well.

-What a goal! Every one has been

-of a high standard.

-Evans in the lowest corner,

-there was no hope for Jones.

-3 has become 4. It's hard to choose

-which was the best goal.

-He approaches Parys the deer.

-Deer me, what a goal!

-The board are happy.

-Amlwch don't need a Jose Mourinho.

-Excellent work by Arfon Jones again.

-He's thinking about going for it.

-A great pass into the penalty box.

-Good save.

-He's on the phone. It's too late

-to buy anybody now, John.

-Taylor.

-Who's brave enough to tackle him?

-There's a chance of a goal here.

-A great save,

-it's not going to cross the line.

-It was extremely close.

-It was a great pass by Taylor

-and then Thomas.

-When the goalie comes to meet you,

-it gives you a slight advantage.

-We're into the final minute.

-There will be a bit of extra time.

-That was a good corner.

-Nobody went for it and now

-there's a chance to counter-attack.

-There's a chance of a hat-trick.

-Gethin Jones!

-It went outside the net.

-FINAL WHISTLE

-That's the end

-of the beautiful game.

-It was a little one-sided.

-Victory for Amlwch, 4-0.

-In the final round of Codi Gol,

-Amlwch will challenge Ammanford.

-It's never good to lose a game,

-but how do you feel?

-The semi-final

-isn't a good game to lose.

-We were beaten by a better team.

-I feel for my club.

-They've given their all

-over the past few weeks.

-They were great goals, but they came

-at the wrong time for us.

-Just before half-time...

-..and the second two minutes

-into the second half.

-I'm sure you're

-a very happy manager.

-I'm very pleased

-with their performance.

-There were plenty of goals,

-everybody was on the pitch.

-I'm looking forward to the final.

-It'll be challenging. Ammanford

-will have watched this game.

-We're favourites to win. Big John'll

-have something to say about that.

-At the start of the process I heard

-you talk about the modern manager.

-You said John Hartson and his like

-are dinosaurs. Has he reacted yet?

-Not yet. I don't want anybody

-to remind him. I was showing off.

-I expected to come here today

-and be put in a headlock by him.

-I'm ready for it, just in case.

-I was playing mind games.

-That's all it was.

-Good luck in the final round.

-Thanks, Owain.

-It's not just the players who have

-been preparing for the big day.

-The mascots

-have been working just as hard...

-..and the big hour has arrived.

-The long-awaited race that

-the whole nation's excited about.

-The race of the four teams' mascots.

-Representing Ammanford, inside

-Betty the Cow, is Nigel Pasty.

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-Inside Malcolm the Elephant...

-..representing Pwllheli,

-is Nathan Davies.

-He's a former player for Wales'

-Youth Side and Llanystumdwy.

-Parys the Deer

-is representing Amlwch.

-Inside him, Ioan Evans,

-who plays for Amlwch U16s.

-And growing out of the ground...

-..Caradog the Tree

-is representing Ffostrasol.

-Inside Caradog the Tree

-is Tracey Jones.

-The referee, Eleri Sion,

-has the whistle in her mouth.

-Mascots, good luck.

-On your marks, get set...

-WHISTLE

-The race made famous

-by Cyril the swan.

-It's between the deer

-and the elephant.

-It's neck and neck!

-The elephant has won by a foot!

-What excitement!

-What a start from the pair.

-The elephant is the winner.

-Malcolm the Elephant.

-Nathan Davies, a former player

-for Llanystumdwy.

-In last place was the tree.

-What a race.

-What a race between the two animals.

-Deer me.

-I thought the deer was going to win.

-Within less than a trunk's length,

-the elephant took the victory.

-Brilliant, we've won something

-at last.

-I'm happy Mam didn't fall.

-That would have been embarrassing.

-She finished it

-and didn't fall over.

-The final round has arrived.

-The Codi Gol final.

-Ammanford Vs Amlwch.

-Who will be victorious?

-Everybody's expecting us to win

-because we've played so well.

-You were magnificent

-in the first game.

-We've got to do the same,

-if not better.

-Don't just think you beat the others

-easily. It doesn't work like that.

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-It's time for the Codi Gol Final.

-Amlwch are a good side. I've seen

-where they can cause us problems.

-We have to tune in

-and hope to make it through.

-We expect a tough match.

-They watched us and

-they know we can pass the ball.

-They'll sit deep and frustrate us

-but we have to cope with that.

-Anyone doing anything

-out of place will see a yellow card.

-If I've had enough,

-there will be red cards.

-Enjoy the game.

-I've just been next door

-and laid down the law.

-Play fair and

-we'll have a good game.

-Any chatter or appealing for

-decisions and the cards are out.

-It might be straight reds.

-She's not messing about.

-I know how hard it is. I was

-the world's worst with referees.

-That is a big warning.

-She's serious there.

-No more about refs.

-Let your football do the talking.

-Make sure your

-first touch isn't sloppy.

-Get in their faces

-when they have it.

-Then we win the game.

-We can't switch off for a minute.

-This will be a tougher game

-than the semi-final.

-Get out there

-and give it all we've got.

-Come on, let's go.

-The warm beaches of Dinard...

-..and sunny Brittany

-is on the horizon.

-40 minutes separates

-one of these teams and that dream.

-It's the final of Codi Gol

-between Amlwch and Ammanford.

-Joining me is the former

-Welsh striker, Iwan Roberts.

-What do you expect?

-I expect Ammanford

-to change their style of play.

-They'll be more defensive

-after what Amlwch did to Ffostrasol.

-There are no changes to the Amlwch

-team that started the semi-final.

-Williams-Jones is the goalie.

-Davies, Jones, Eynon

-and Wright are at the back.

-Evans scored one

-of the semi-final goals.

-Roberts keeps her place in midfield.

-Leading the line, Staines.

-Ammanford make

-two changes to their team.

-Evans is still in goal

-with Price in the back line.

-Garland was a crucial defender

-in the semi-final.

-Lloyd starts his first game.

-Bartlett dominates midfield

-with Adamson coming into...

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-Methu ffeindio Beth Bouch!!

-..the starting line-up after coming

-off the bench in the semi-final.

-Still up front, the mayor, Lewis.

-The team that made the

-biggest impression start us off.

-Amlwch in the orange strip.

-Like the semi-final they try

-to get an early touch for everyone.

-Jones almost produces

-a perfect ball for Staines.

-It was just too heavy.

-Lloyd wins the ball

-and goes for goal.

-It was on target

-but fairly simple for the keeper.

-There was a misunderstanding

-between the defender and the keeper.

-Garland appears to be injured.

-Garland has pulled a hamstring

-making that clearance.

-A huge blow for Ammanford.

-Jones is the substitute.

-Plenty to aim at here.

-That's good defensive work.

-Bartlett made the clearance.

-Good play under pressure.

-Evans has an opening

-but he doesn't catch it right.

-He wanted it on his right foot.

-I know him well and

-this is another chance.

-Have they wasted it? No!

-Gethin Jones with the final touch.

-It came from a defensive error.

-He's scored in

-the semi-final and the final.

-It's the opening goal

-as Aidy Jones has another go.

-They are starting to run the show.

-They can dominate possession now.

-Ammanford have had a

-good period of possession here.

-Bartlett with the shot.

-Good concentration

-by the Amlwch keeper.

-The end of the half leaves

-John Hartson with a lot to do.

-Gethin Jones scored the only goal.

-Get forward more.

-We have to score a goal.

-Well done. A massive first goal.

-They will adapt.

-Get back in the game.

-Play as if it's 0-0. Keep playing.

-Don't stay at left back.

-We have to score a goal.

-Keep going.

-Come on.

-Come on.

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-Come on, Ammanford.

-Twenty minutes. Nine versus nine.

-Will the story change?

-Lloyd's ball into the box

-is collected by the keeper.

-Not for the first time,

-Bartlett is complaining.

-He's so competitive.

-This is a chance

-but the keeper does well.

-He deserved a bit of luck

-after denying Aidy Jones.

-Evans was very brave there.

-Staines plays it forward

-and the keeper hesitates.

-Aidy Jones gets there first

-but he's missed.

-It was a good chance

-because of Jones' determination.

-The keeper did hold back.

-Evans to Lefty.

-Lefty goes down

-and the referee has a look.

-It's a disputed free kick.

-If they score from here

-there'll be trouble.

-He's missed.

-It was a clear free kick but

-the players assumed it wasn't.

-It was taken quickly.

-Evans made a great save

-in the goal.

-Ammanford must score.

-Bartlett's effort

-is punched by the keeper.

-It falls kindly

-and there's time to shoot.

-Richards still took too long.

-Come on, Ammanford.

-Aidy Glo will feel he owes his team

-a goal after that good chance.

-Jones has a go.

-It's a good save.

-But for that touch,

-Amlwch would lead by two.

-The faces tell the tale.

-Amlwch are on their way to France.

-John Hartson may fear the worst.

-That look spoke volumes.

-We only have a minute of added time.

-Eynon picks up the ball

-and she has experience.

-She knows at this stage that

-keeping possession or completing...

-..a simple pass is preferable

-to going for an ambitious one.

-Lovely play by Bartlett.

-A Cryuff turn, no less.

-The final whistle is blown

-and Amlwch have the victory.

-Owain Tudur Jones' team

-will lift the Codi Gol trophy.

-The main man in goal.

-You didn't concede in the final.

-Amazing.

-We've worked so hard as a team.

-We've won for us,

-the kids and the fans.

-Congratulations.

-They're dancing behind you.

-Everyone's loved

-playing these two games.

-Roll on, France.

-John, are you disappointed?

-A bit disappointed but

-congratulations to Amlwch.

-They deserved to win.

-They had a couple of players

-that made all the difference.

-I'm disappointed for the group

-because I couldn't ask for more.

-We'll drown our sorrows

-but congrats to Amlwch.

-Well done to Owain.

-They were the best team, today.

-The dream has come true.

-How do you feel?

-Brilliant.

-It was tough but we scored.

-It was a scrappy one, but enough.

-At the end I was shouting

-for them to get up the field.

-Ammanford did well to keep going.

-Delighted with this bunch.

-They're awesome.

-Coleman isn't the only man taking

-a squad to France this summer.

-To them it's just as important.

-I may exaggerate a little.

-From the very first meeting they

-have focussed on getting to France.

-The players were great.

-This was an initiative to celebrate

-grass roots football in Wales.

-Grass roots that inspired success

-and now benefits from that success.

-Here's the celebration.

-It's been a long,

-long journey for four teams...

-..who were reduced to two

-and then one team emerged finally.

-It's not the end of their journey.

-The goalie is their

-captain, Robert Williams-Jones.

-Owain Tudur Jones

-is the winning coach.

-He's won Pryd o Ser and Codi Gol.

-He steps out of the way...

-..as Malcolm Allen

-hands over the trophy...

-..to the captain

-of the winning team, Amlwch.

-The future is bright,

-the future is orange.

-The champions

-of the Codi Gol 2016 trophy...

-..on the threshold

-of Euro 2016 is Amlwch.

-They are off to Brittany.

-Amlwch will represent Wales

-in a special game in Brittany.

-Codi Gol will be with them for

-the whole of that historic trip.

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