Llantwit Major are out of the Welsh Blood Service Cup on penalties following a 1-1 draw at Ammanford.
Ben Stait's men got off to a blistering start as Joel Woodington fired the visitors ahead at The Rec in the first minute.
Ammanford pushed hard to draw level - and away keeper Ryley Allen was forced into making a fine save to deny Morgan Clarke from distance.
But on 58 minutes, Allen was beaten as Rhys Davies buried home the ball to draw level.
Sean Kelly went close to putting Major back in front with a powerful header which landed in the side netting, before the game eventually gave way to penalties.
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Both sides missed their first two spot kicks before Ammanford debutant Jonathan Invernizzi broke the deadlock with Adam Morgan adding a second for the hosts.
Major drew a blank as Ammanford clinched a 2-0 win to book their place in the third round.
The Cymru South campaign resumes next Saturday when Llantwit visit Pontypridd United, followed seven days later by a home clash against Ammanford at Windmill Lane.
Welsh Blood Service Cup second round - Southern section results
Afan Lido 0-1 Carmarthen Town
Ammanford 1-1 Llantwit Major - Ammanford won 2-0 on penalties
Goytre United 1-2 Pontypridd United
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