Two set piece goals, including a stunning free kick from Caitlin Meadows saw Pure Swansea take all three points at Stebonheath Park on Sunday afternoon. 

A first real chance for the Reds within the opening five minutes, a great pass by Grace Rodde finding Nadia Phillips in behind whose shot was saved well by Mackenzie Ellingham.

The Reds continued on top in the opening stages, another great chance saw Bryanna Demery’s pass finding Grace – her cross into the box finding Nadia whose header was just wide.

Llanelli continued the early stages of the game on the front foot, constantly creating a range of chances with consistent crosses into the box, however not quite connecting for an effort on goal.

The Reds continued their very positive start in the first half in the first half an hour. The forward line continued creating plenty of chances but nothing to really test the opposition keeper.

Despite not finding the net, the Reds performed brilliantly in the first 45 minutes, consistently causing problems for the Pure Swansea defence but just failed to find the net despite their best efforts.

The first real chance of the second half once again came from the Reds, a great cross by Bryanna finding Nadia in the six yard box – her shot just wide of the post.

Bethan Ellis then produced an incredible save to deny the visitors from close range. The keeper pulled off a fantastic stop at full stretch before Hannah Pinney missed the second shot from close range – a huge let off for the Reds.

Pure Swansea took the lead five minutes after the hour mark, Caitlin Meadows converting a stunning free kick from range, the strike rebounding off the post – out of range for Bethan.

The visitors enjoyed a great spell of the ball after their opening goal, working the ball forward well and creating a range of chances looking for their second.

The Reds had another great chance to level the game with just under 20 minutes left to play, Grace’s pass into the box finding substitute Stacey Webber whose shot was saved well by Ellingham.

Pure Swansea then scored their second with just one minute left to play of the 90, Meadows converting from the penalty spot for her second of the game.