Caersws continued their recent rich vein of form, following on from Tuesday evenings victory over T.N.S., with a comfortably and very satisfying 4 - 1 win over a disappointing Cwmbran Town outfit managed by ex-Newtown manager Brian Coyne. 

The opening goal came in the third minute when Kevin Scott's long throw from the right found Andy Marfell at the back post, Marfell finishing clinically by putting the ball past keeper Gareth Wesson, on loan to Cwmbran from Newport County. 

On 13 minutes Chris Venables had an 18 yard shot go narrowly wide, but four minutes later Caersws increased their lead when Kevin Scott won the ball in midfield, before advancing and crossing a superb ball into the path of Graham Evans for him to score from the edge of the box. 

Cwmbran had an opportunity after 23 minutes, when wing-back Terry Green crossed from the right, but it was deflected over for a fruitless corner by a Caersws defender. Caersws continued to have the upper hand, and after 34 minutes a tremendous 25-yard effort from Kevin Scott was deflected towards the Cwmbran goal but keeper Wesson produced an excellent save, pushing the ball over the bar with his fingertips. The Crows had more of the possession during the remainder of the half, and pulled one back on the stroke of half-time when Jason Perry guided in Richard Hurlin's well-flighted free kick.

Following manager Mike Evans' half-time exhortations Caersws returned to completely dominate the second half, with Cwmbran rarely given any opportunities to get back into the game.

On 49 minutes a cross from the left by Kevin Scott was hooked wide by midfielder Geraint Lewis, and four minutes later the Bluebirds virtually sealed the game when the rock solid defender Colin Reynolds played a high cross-field ball into the Cwmbran penalty area, from where it was headed back into the path of Andy Davies who's superb well controlled low strike on the edge of the area flew past Wesson into the corner of the net. 

Cwmbran had a reasonable opportunity after 58 minutes, but Adam James blazed well over from 12 yards following a left wing cross. Caersws continued to pummel the Cwmbran defence, with Chris Venables having two shots saved by Wesson within minutes of each other. With Cwmbran permanently on the back foot, rarely able to get out of their own half, Caersws keeper Andy Mulliner should have been charged entrance for he was virtually a spectator throughout the half. 

On 76 minutes Kevin Scott's floated free kick from the right was headed back by the impressive Hugh Clarke into the path of sub Jamie Davies, who rocketed his effort over the bar. 

The icing on the Bluebirds cake arrived in the 81st minute when Graham Jones released Graham Evans inside his own half with a superb through ball. The striker advanced towards the undefended keeper, drawing him out and placing a low shot past him into the corner of the net to clinch a thoroughly deserved victory for the Bluebirds, consolidating their 6th place in the league and giving them a bit of breathing space. This match, together with Tuesday's, will set them up nicely for next Friday's derby against Newtown.

Report taken from Welsh Premier Yahoo List