Welsh Premier League Football - Late goals woe for west Wales duo

WEST Wales duo Carmarthen and Haverfordwest both lost ground in the race for Super 12 after falling to late goals.
The Old Gold went down 1-0 at home to Airbus UK Broughton, for whom former Wrexham wingman Josh Johnson got the winner in the 89th-minute, shortly after coming off the bench.
The win lifted the Wingmakers three points clear of their opponents, who are in 11th place.
One place below are Haverfordwest, who fell 2-1 at home to Newtown thanks to a brace from Ross Stephens, who snatched the winner two minutes from time.
Striker Jack Christopher had earlier levelled for the hosts in the 72nd-minute.
The basement battle at the Caersws Recreation Ground was also settled by a late goal, with Mark Griffiths sinking Elements Cefn Druids in the 88th-minute for a 1-0 win.
Geraint Lewis had earlier missed a penalty for the Villagers who recorded only their second victory of the campaign to move off bottom spot, which is now occupied by today's opponents.
Photo: Newtown's Craig Hutchinson moves in to tackle Tom Ramasut [Matthew Kelly].