Former Crawley Town, Ipswich Town and Peterborough United defender back in action after four-year ban

The 27-year-old was banned from football in 2018 after missing a doping test. The defender, then 24, was initially suspended at a Football Association hearing, after admitting to using cocaine in an FA interview.

A statement from the FA at the time said: "Joshua Yorwerth has been suspended from all football and football-related activity for a period of four years, which was effective from 3 October 2018 and will remain until 2 October 2022.”

And the defender, who played for Crawley Town more than 80 times between 2015 and 2018, is now playing for Penybont in the Welsh Premier League.

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He was on the bench for their 3-0 win over Broughton on Saturday.

Yorwerth, who has represented Wales at youth level, will be remembered by Reds fans for his brilliant solo goal which ensured a win at Exeter City in 2016 (see youtube video).