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| Venables settles pre-Europe friendly |
| Wednesday 24 June 2009 |
A 37TH-MINUTE goal from new signing Chris Venables gave Llanelli a narrow victory at sun-soaked Parc Y Scarlets, writes John Edwards of the Western Mail.The match was arranged to give both clubs pre-Europe match practice ahead of their Europa League ties on July 2 and Reds’ new manager Andy Legg will be very content with two wins in four days, Port Talbot having lost 3-0 at the same venue on Saturday. Rhys Griffiths began the winning move with a delightful far-post cross to Antonio Corbisiero, who linked with Venables, who blasted a fine drive past Paul Harrison. Alex Darlington nearly gave TNS a third-minute lead, but his 20-yard shot was well saved by Craig Morris. Legg’s crosses caused constant anxiety in the visitors’ defence and from one pin-point effort, Griffiths headed narrowly wide. But it took a brilliant full-stretch parry from Llanelli substitute keeper Ashley Morris to deny Barry Hogan’s rasping 80th-minute drive as the players noticeably tired in the heat. |

A 37TH-MINUTE goal from new signing Chris Venables gave Llanelli a narrow victory at sun-soaked Parc Y Scarlets, writes John Edwards of the Western Mail.