 Two unfortunate goals conceded ended Aberystwyth Town Women's unbeaten start to the season at the hands of Wrexham at Park Avenue on Sunday. Daeth dwy gôl anffodus a adawyd i ben gyda dechrau di-guro Merched Tref Aberystwyth i'r tymor yn nwylo Wrecsam ar Goedlan y Parc ddydd Sul. In front of a sizeable crowd - as well as the TV cameras for the documentary Welcome to Wrexham - captain Amy Jenkins put the hosts ahead within the opening six minutes. But defensive slip-ups cost the Seasiders, with Rosie Hughes and Rebecca Pritchard capitalising and leaving Wrexham in front at the break - a lead they maintained throughout the second half. Manager Gavin Allen was disappointed but not disheartened. "We've got a young side and they'll learn," he said afterwards. "What's important now is how we respond. We've had a great start to the season and we will now look to bounce straight back." They have the chance to get back on track at Park Avenue next Sunday when they host Swansea City (kick-off 2pm, admission £5 adults, concessions free). O flaen torf sylweddol - yn ogystal â'r camerâu teledu ar gyfer y rhaglen ddogfen Croeso i Wrecsam - rhoddodd y capten Amy Jenkins y gwesteiwyr ar y blaen o fewn y chwe munud agoriadol.
Ond fe gostiodd llithriadau amddiffynnol i’r Seasiders, gyda Rosie Hughes a Rebecca Pritchard yn cyfalafu a gadael Wrecsam ar y blaen ar yr egwyl – a gadwyd ar y blaen trwy gydol yr ail hanner. Roedd y rheolwr Gavin Allen yn siomedig ond nid yn ddigalon. "Mae gennym ni ochr ifanc a byddan nhw'n dysgu," meddai wedyn. "Yr hyn sy'n bwysig nawr yw sut rydyn ni'n ymateb. Rydyn ni wedi cael dechrau gwych i'r tymor a byddwn nawr yn edrych i adlamu'n syth yn ôl." Cânt gyfle i fynd yn ôl ar y trywydd iawn yng Nghoedlan y Parc ddydd Sul nesaf pan fyddant yn croesawu Dinas Abertawe (cic gyntaf 2pm, mynediad £5 oedolion, gostyngiadau am ddim). Comments are closed.
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