Cwmamman United beaten on the final day of the season
The match, part of the Macron West Wales Premier League, took place over the weekend at Rockspur's ground.
Despite a strong performance earlier in the week, where they defeated Seaside three-nil, the home side needed a win against the league leaders to secure third place.
Ultimately, the away side's victory meant that third spot went to Penlan AFC.
Despite this setback, Cwmamman enjoyed a successful campaign, winning 19 of 30 matches, drawing five, and losing only six.
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