Start date : 08/04/2025 | End date : 16/06/2025 Work to carry out essential carriageway resurfacing to Neath River Bridge and Briton Ferry Dock Viaduct will commence on 08/04/2025 until 16/06/2025 Essential carriageway resurfacing will be carried out over a 10-week period under a full alternating eastbound & westbound carriageway overnight closures between the A48 Briton Ferry roundabout and A48 Earlswood junction Non motorway traffic To follow B4290 to rejoin A483 Swansea West.No HGV vehicles permitted past Edwards Works junction For further information, please contact Traffic Wales on 0300 123 1213 or via X or Facebook Entry for this Sunday's match at Cardiff City Stadium will cost £5 for adults and £1 for U16s.  Supporters are advised to purchase tickets before arrival but tickets are available to purchase at the ground on matchday The Ticket Office will be open from 3.30pm until kick-off on Sunday Get your tickets here! The opening time for Hospitality visitors on Sunday is 3pm Tickets for hospitality are available to purchase online costing £15 for adults and £7.50 for juniors.  Secure your place here! Visiting hospitality on Sunday is Wales Women manager Rhian Wilkinson with a Q+A being conducted for our guests giving an insight into her role and this season's Adran Premier season Also speaking in hospitality is City captain Hannah Power who has expressed her pride at the team's achievements in the matchday programme The gates at CCS will open at 4pm – one hour before kick-off against Briton Ferry Llansawel Visiting Cardiff City Stadium for the first time? Check out our new handy guides for attending matches at CCS by clicking here The matchday programme of Cardiff City - is available at a variety of locations across Cardiff City Stadium This edition looks back at our remarkable title-winning season and contains a feature interview with Ffion Price The programme is available from the SuperStore and the Ticket Office Get discounts off 2024/25 all three replica kits and training wear The Cardiff City SuperStore will be open on Sunday from 2pm until kick-off Prefer shopping online? Get your hands on Cardiff City merchandise 24/7 by clicking here. three members of our City squad will be available to meet Lisa Owen and Madison Lloyd will be waiting to meet you Bluebirds and thank you for your support this campaign Supporters are encouraged to head to the concourses early before kick-off to enjoy some pre-match entertainment.  inflatables and football games available to play there will also be live music from Billy Gregory Designed & built by Other Media but what Briton Ferry have done is nothing short of sensational For so long Ferry have always felt like the bridesmaids rather than the bride Finishing second behind Abergavenny in 2022 losing to Wrexham in the playoff final a year later all after having been demoted from the Welsh Premier during the Adran rebrand It did feel like the odds were stacked against them After winning the Adran South for a second consecutive season Ferry faced Llandudno in the playoff final completed their journey back to the top tier When embarking on your first campaign back in the topflight staying up is more often than not the number one target Incredible performance after incredible performance meant the Reds finished second The man at the helm for most of this run has been Rhys James and he reflected on how special this journey has been the objective was to win the Adran South and get promoted and that was something we set out to do really early on to do “That was my job when I came in as manager was to get this club back into the Adran Premier That expectation was always set on the group the expectation was obviously a little different and that was to just try and remain in the league and these players have gone above and beyond every single week “It’s not just one-off magical results like beating Wrexham at the Racecourse they haven’t been smash and grab performances it’s not just one-off games that have defined their season it’s been impressive result after impressive result Beating both Cardiff City and Swansea City at Old Road and drawing with both away from home Beating Hollywood Wrexham at the Racecourse and a memorable victory against TNS at Park Hall Ferry have forced people to stand up and take notice of them over this past year she’s known for a while just how much talent this squad had “We’ve known for the last few years that we’re good enough to be in the Adran Premier and it’s just about showing to people what we can do and there’s a real desire about how we do things This year everything has fallen into place We could delve into the tactical minutiae of the Adran Premier runners-up or focus on the contributions of some of the league’s brightest talents one thing sticks out above everything else While every team will hark on about how together they are and how close-knit they are on and off the pitch For players like Powell who have been at the club for a while it’s something that just comes so naturally The evolution of Cardiff City, as Bluebirds win third straight Adran Premier title we don’t have the perks that a lot of other clubs around us have You can’t describe how it feels to be a part of this club “We have little arguments on the pitch sure but it’s because everyone wants it so much and everyone wants to do the best for the club Anyone in this team has the ability to go elsewhere if they wanted to and that rubs off on everyone in the community from players to staff to those behind the scenes.” it’s not just a togetherness in the women’s team It flows from the men’s setup to the women’s setup To play for Briton Ferry means something very different compared to playing for anyone else in this league and that’s probably the best phone call he’s ever made “From the men’s side to the academy to the community everyone is so respectful in terms of what they want You do see clubs that neglect the women’s side Andy Dyer finished a game before our final game and mentioned us straight away “You can see that respect and they understand the importance of having other arms of the club And while there is so much to celebrate about this season there is a tinge of sadness to this Ferry story because some key protagonists have taken their final bow on their stage James has now managed his final game for the side that means so much to him It’s difficult to think of a Briton Ferry team without him on the side lines but he says it’s time to focus on other matters that are closer to home Young Wales stars ready and prepared to take on Europe’s best “My reasons for leaving are nothing to do with the club The club have been excellent with me from the minute I walked through the door It’s just for personal reasons my departure in regard to my health so I’m taking some time out to look after myself a little better “It’s quite a stressful job as you can imagine in this division especially battling against strong teams like Cardiff City and Wrexham so I’m just taking time to look after myself.” Alison Witts and Lexi Clayton have called time on their careers Both have played a huge part in Ferry’s rise on the pitch their losses will be felt a lot more inside the dressing room “The changing room is massive for us and they’re both big personalities We haven’t seen much of Lexi on the pitch this season but she’s been a massive part as to why we’re here in the first place from our rise in tier two to winning promotion “Alison has been getting the goals for us this season and the last one what we’ve noticed the most is the off the pitch stuff and obviously on the pitch they’re a loss as well Next season will feel very different for this team Every club wants to finish higher than the previous season that would be winning the title and booking a spot in club football’s greatest competition While a task that monumental can be a bit daunting for some We’ve done things this year that nobody expected us to do A couple of results go the other way this season and maybe we could have been a lot closer this year The goal is to always do as best as you can so we have to turn up and try again next season.” attention on next season can be laid to rest but there is a feeling around this team; why not them What Briton Ferry have shown this season is how far a clear club ethos They have been a breath of fresh air in an Adran Premier that was beginning to feel very monotonous (Featured Image: Lewis Mitchell/FAW) Reuse is important in reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill and helps to reduce disposal costs. Managed by the Enfys Foundation the Reuse Shop is full of items waiting for a new home and is a great place to pick up a bargain You can also donate your unwanted items to be sold on at low prices The Reuse Shop is located at Briton Ferry recycling centre (Briton Ferry Industrial Estate The Reuse Shop is open 9:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Saturday You can contact the Reuse Shop on 01639 641631 (option 2) THOMAS Jac Louis replaces GEORGE Michael Brian BEYNON Joseph Dean replaces LEWIS Aiden Leigh JENKINS Kian John replaces WILLIAMS Keiran Jordan HOLLAND Joe Llewelyn replaces FULLER William SAGE Ellis Morgan replaces HURFORD Corey Jack DAVIES Ruben James replaces BOWEN Luke Anthony SAGE Ellis Morgan replaces BOWEN Luke Anthony There is no live report available for this match Close ModalLearn more from FA WalesSign up to receive all things FAW We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data – view our privacy policy by clicking here © 2025 The Football Association of Wales * We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data – view our privacy policy by clicking here a solo run from Fiona Barry and a last-minute winner courtesy of Ffion Price secured victory on the last day of the league season The visitors had some chances early in the game but it was the Bluebirds who took the lead in the 23rd minute Lily Billingham made space with some outstanding footwork to lay it back to Walklett on the edge of the box who fired it into the bottom left corner Briton Ferry quickly responded through Megan Kearle whose long-range volley hit the back of the net to bring the score level The Bluebirds continued to push forwards looking for another goal and in the 40th minute Price’s long ball was controlled excellently by Barry who drove into the opposition box and drilled it home to regain City’s lead the Bluebirds almost extended their advantage but Billingham’s long-range effort was superbly tipped onto the crossbar and kept out by Ferry’s keeper Molly Kehoe’s right footed effort was denied through another excellent save Briton Ferry equalised midway through the second half when an out swinging corner was met by Tija Richardson City continued to believe and found the lead again through Price in the 88th minute which was enough to secure all three points for the Bluebirds at Cardiff City Stadium FINAL SCORE: CARDIFF CITY 3-2 BRITON FERRY LLANSAWEL S4C have selected the JD Cymru Premier fixture between Briton Ferry Llansawel and Newtown for live broadcast on Tuesday 11 March (KO 19:45).  The game at The Renewable Centre Stadium, which could be decisive in the relegation battle, will be available to watch on Sgorio’s online platforms and your smart TV.  Top-flight ever-presents Newtown are currently in the JD Cymru Premier relegation zone but only one point behind Briton Ferry who have held their own in their first season in the division.  Both sides won one encounter each against the other in Phase One, before playing out a 2-2 draw at Latham Park on the opening night of Phase Two.  The other JD Cymru Premier matches that are taking place on Tuesday 11 March is the Championship Conference fixture between The New Saints and Caernarfon Town as well as the Play-Off Conference games which are Barry Town against Aberystwyth Town and Connah’s Quay versus Flint Town United Highlights of those matches will be available on Sgorio’s social media channels Join in the fun and win prizes with the official JD Cymru Premier Score Predictor Prediction windows open at 10am the day after the last fixture of each round and close one hour before the first kick-off Briton Ferry and Newtown last met at Latham Park with two goals apiece for both sides in what was each sides first game of the 2024/25 Play-Off Conference.  The Robins raced in to a two-goal lead through Aaron Williams and Jason Oswell in the first 23 minutes but Corey Hurford pulled a goal back in the first minute of stoppage time Experienced striker Luke Bowen equalised in the 69th minute with the spoils shared Newtown came out on top in the first clash between the two sides with Aaron Williams scoring the only goal of the game in a 1-0 win in September Ferry got their revenge in December at Old Road with Andy Dyer’s men coming from behind to win Williams scored again against Ferry but Corey Hurford equalised and Jasper Payne scored a late winner after Ryan Pryce had been sent off.  JD Cymru Premier European Play-Off semi-final confirmed JD Cymru Leagues April Player and Manager of the Month shortlist JD Cymru Premier round-up | Caernarfon Town and Cardiff Met secure play-off semi-final spots Airbus win Welsh Blood Service League Cup with thrilling win over Trefelin JD Cymru Premier European Play-Off Semi-Finals explained The New Saints crowned JD Cymru Premier champions JD Cymru Premier format confirmed for 2026/27 It’s been an Adran Premier season full of twists and turns but it ended with Cardiff City winning the title for a third straight season plenty of other clubs have made tremendous strides here is our Adran Premier Team of the Season Goalkeeper – Molly Arnesen (Barry Town United) There have been so many good goalkeepers in the league this season it feels like Arnesen pulls of a wonder save every week for the Linnets she shares the Golden Glove with a number of other keepers but her pure shot stopping ability gives her the nod in this team Honourable Mention – Ceryn Chamberlain (Cardiff City) She may never get the credit she deserves because of how much City win they would not be winning title after title Centre-Back – Shannon Evans (Cardiff City) it’s still a little mad to think Evans played as a striker for so long The way she covers ground and the way she can make last-ditch tackles is simply effortless Evans has to be considered for signing of the season should really be nominated for Player of the Season Honourable Mention – Rebecca Mathias (Aberystwyth Town) It’s not been an easy season for those at Aberystwyth but Mathias perfectly encapsulates the never say die attitude at the club She has been so consistent and helped drag her team away from safety in the second part of the campaign Centre-Back – Brooke Llewellyn (Briton Ferry) Her recovery runs and the ability to catch up with most attackers in this league is very unique A superb debut Adran Premier season for Llewellyn Honourable Mention – Lowri Ridings (Briton Ferry) I have to give Ridings so much credit for Ferry’s performances too When it comes to natural born leaders in this league Her communication qualities are second to none and Ferry are very lucky to have her as their leader Webb has enjoyed a very good first season in North Wales with TNS She will be key to how TNS progress next season Honourable Mention – Grace Corne (Barry Town United) Corne has certainly added something different to this Barry defence Her professionalism shines through in how she plays and leads especially with a young defender like Angharad Beman by her side Right Wing-Back – Maria Francis-Jones (The New Saints) Eyebrows were most certainly raised when Francis-Jones left Manchester City to join TNS you can see that she operates at a completely different level to so many others in this league and her delivery from set-pieces and crosses are dangerous every single time Honourable Mention – Lisa Owen (Cardiff City) The wing-back has had to wait her turn to have a run in the starting eleven but she’s grabbed that opportunity with both hands and she sets the standard in this Bluebirds team How Briton Ferry defied the odds in the Adran Premier Left Wing-Back – Ffion Price (Cardiff City) It feels like Price has accomplished everything already in this league but to win the Golden Boot from a left wing-back spot is simply sensational We know how dangerous she is from dead ball situations but she is also able to run directly at her opponents and I can’t think of any player in this league who would relish a battle against her Honourable Mention – Emily Freeman (Barry Town United) Freeman is maybe a player who doesn’t get the credit she deserves Freeman plays with no fear and is always eager to offer encouragement to teammates at any opportunity Centre-Midfield – Tija Richardson (Briton Ferry) I mentioned that Shannon Evans should be considered for signing of the season and Richardson should be right up there with her What she’s given this Ferry side is experience and calmness in the middle of the park she is more than capable of finding the right pass or shoot at the appropriate time Honourable Mention – Kerry Walklett (Cardiff City) If there was an award for Most Improved player The growth that she has shown throughout the season has been heartening to watch in a way and her captaining the Bluebirds towards the end of the season proves just that Centre-Midfield – Lia Lewis (The New Saints) box-to-box midfielders in the Adran Premier this season but more than happy to come back and offer her defence some help when required Lewis has been the constant that they have needed to improve week upon week It’s been yet another solid campaign for Jones in the heart of the Wrexham midfield Jones always wants to move the ball around quickly and also has the ability to score some wonder goals In the build-up to the Bute Energy Welsh Cup final Iddenden explained how she lost her love of football at her old club but you can see how much she’s enjoyed this first season at Wrexham Nine goals and nine assists in the league this season proves that Iddenden can hurt the opposition in a number of different ways making her one of the league’s trickiest customers Honourable Mention – Ava Suckley (Wrexham) Iddenden’s attacking partner has to get a mention Eleven goals is a great return for Suckley who only managed to find the back of the net twice last season Her performances have also taken the pressure off the likes of Rosie Hughes which has really benefitted Steve Dale’s team Centre Forward – Chantelle Teare (The New Saints) At one stage it felt like Teare was scoring every week for TNS it feels like she’s cracked the Adran Premier code and has torn defences apart at times and her place in this Team of the Season is richly deserved Honourable Mention – Lexi Jones (The New Saints) Jones has enjoyed a terrific season at Park Hall She has so many traits that defenders hate in this league and can just turn defenders inside and out in a blink of an eye Another young player who has shined this season has been Barry It took her a little bit of time to adjust to the Adran Premier She plays with a swagger and a confidence that is unmatched by many and she has scored so many important goals in City’s charge to the championship Honourable Mention – Aimee Deacon (Swansea City) Many at Swansea will want to put this season behind them quickly but Deacon can take a lot of heart from her displays Especially when Stacey John-Davis and Katy Hosford were injured Deacon stepped up to the mantle and played like a player beyond her years (Featured Image: John Smith/FAW) The Bluebirds have already secured the league title for a third consecutive season and will lift the trophy at full-time head coach Iain Darbyshire said: "We're really looking forward to this weekend's match against Briton Ferry Llansawel It's been a long season and this is a chance to celebrate our successes in front of our fantastic support The players are all up for it and we're ready to go "It's important to focus on our performance and that we don't just see this as a celebration we see it as an opportunity to impress and for the players it's a chance to stake their claim to start in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup Final against Wrexham because we want to perform in front of our fanbase It makes a world of difference to the squad and everyone is excited to have the support that follow us They have helped us to get over the line in tight battles that we've had throughout this year and we're just so thankful for that support." who has impressed for City since returning from a long-term injury added: "The squad are so excited to be back at Cardiff City Stadium and everyone is really looking forward to it everyone is working hard and spirits are really high they've been a strong and difficult team to play against it's important to stay focused on the game and to produce a good performance in front of our fans "The support this season has really pushed us to perform at our best and win the league trophy again this campaign Their support will be needed again on Sunday during the game and we will celebrate with them at full-time because they have played a big part for us." who will be featuring at CCS for the second time in her career on Sunday said: “Everyone is buzzing to be back playing at Cardiff City Stadium and lifting the trophy as well Briton Ferry have been a really strong team this season and every game we have played against them has been difficult so we know what we have to do and it’s about putting our plan into action “The support from the fans has been unreal this season and they’ve contributed to what we’ve done Hopefully we can put on a show for them to make our appreciation clear.”  Briton Ferry Llansawel have shown their ability to compete at the top of the table Rhys James’ side began the campaign by showing their credentials scoring an impressive 12 goals in the first three games and picking up nine points from games against Aberystwyth Town Further wins in December over Swansea City and the Bluebirds highlighted that they were in the title race The key moment in the competition for top spot came in our last meeting with Ferry as a 2-0 win for City at Old Road proved vital A corner from Ffion Price found its way into the net before Mackenzie Olden fired home a second.  A highlight in the club’s season was their performance at the STōK Cae Ras a fortnight ago when they claimed a 3-1 win over Wrexham in front of a Mother’s Day crowd of more than 2,100 supporters Those three points secured the side’s place in second Briton Ferry Llansawel have plenty of experience in their squad and are well led by their captain Lowri Ridings whilst also having the quality of the likes of Laura-may Walkley Alison Witts and former Bluebird Tija Richardson to call upon.  it has been Megan Kearle that has impressed however having notably netted a brace in a 2-2 draw at home to Wrexham last month After a campaign of huge progress for the side they arrive to CCS today providing a stern test By Car: Access to Cardiff City Stadium from the M4 is easy Leave the M4 at junction 33 and take the A4232 towards Cardiff/Barry Home supporters should take the first exit onto Leckwith Road (B4267) before turning right onto Ffordd Fred Keenor at the second set of traffic lights Away supporters should take the second exit onto Hadfield Road and then the third left in to Bessemer Road Travel to the end of Bessemer Road and turn left at the traffic lights onto Sloper Road Travel along Sloper Road and turn left up Clos Parc Morgannwg towards the away supporters dedicated car park Electronic vehicle management signage and brown football signage to help guide you to Cardiff City Stadium will be in place from the M4 it may take you through the City Centre which will add at least 30 minutes to your journey A dedicated drop off point is located at the Fred Keenor Statue at the main roundabout By Train: The nearest train stations are Ninian Park and Grangetown which are both serviced by Cardiff Central Ninian Park station is located off Leckwith Road Trains depart half-hourly in both directions Mon – Sat Please note trains do not run on Sundays to this station Access to this station is via steep ramps from the pavements Grangetown station is located off Penarth Road Trains depart more frequently than from Ninian Park and services reach Cardiff Central in 5 minutes Services are reduced on Sundays with two trains per hour to Cardiff Central Cardiff Central station is located in the City Centre approximately 1.5 miles from the stadium Cardiff Central has direct rail links to many cities in the UK including London By Bus: You can travel to Cardiff by National Express coach from most UK cities There are also Megabus routes into Cardiff from London Stagecoach in South Wales provides local bus services throughout South East Wales with services running through Blaenau Gwent The X10 bus route is the express coach service from Swansea to Cardiff (via Bridgend) Cardiff Bus is Cardiff’s leading bus operator with services running in the city the Vale of Glamorgan and to and from Newport The Cardiff Bus app is a convenient way to find out everything you need to know about using the bus and buying mobile tickets.  The fixture will take place at the Old Road Welfare Ground on December 29th Tickets for Sunday's fixture can be purchased on arrival at the Old Road Welfare Ground The Bluebirds head into the fixture currently sitting second in the Adran Premier table one point behind leaders The New Saints having played a game fewer City's last league fixture was an impressive 4-1 victory over Wrexham Mikayla Cook and Lily Billingham all got on the scoresheet Sunday's opponents are fourth in the table and claimed a 2-0 win over Swansea City last time out with Eliza Collie netting two goals late on Supporters planning on attending Sunday's fixture should use the following address:  exit the M4 at Junction 41 and follow the A48 thru Baglan at the roundabout at the end of the old Briton Ferry bridge take the 3rd exit on to the A474 towards Neath exit the M4 at Junction 42 and cross the old Briton Ferry bridge at the end take the left-hand filter following the Briton Ferry Llansawel A474 sign towards Neath follow the Neath Rd (A474) to the first set of traffic lights (just after The Crown Inn) and enter the filter lane to turn right (a chapel will be on your right) the road goes a sharp left and becomes Old Road it then bends to the right (at the Scout hut) with the entrance to the Old Road ground being the 2nd turning on the right From the north either follow the A465 "heads of the valleys" road to the M4 and then follow the directions from the west or.. Take the Neath exit off the A465 "heads of the valley" take the 2nd exit on to the A474 towards Port Talbot at the next roundabout take the 3rd exit (after the red church) towards Briton Ferry staying on the A474 1.3 miles) until you come to Cwrt Sart Comprehensive School & Bethesda chapel (both on your left) take the next left turning (after the zebra crossing) on to Heol Tyla Road the grounds entrance will be opposite you at the end of this road Flint Town United secured their JD Cymru Premier status for another season with a 2-1 win away at Aberystwyth Town on Friday night.  Aberystwyth’s relegation was confirmed last weekend and it looked like a pressure had been lifted off the Seasiders who were the better side in the first half – Flint goalkeeper Jack Flint needed to make a triple save to deny them on one occasion.  But it was the Silkmen who took the lead against the run of play on 35 minutes as Ben Wynne drove forward from his own half before unleashing a shot just inside the box which arrowed into the far corner for his first league goal of the campaign.  Flint’s second goal arrived in similar fashion just after the hour mark as this time Elliott Reeves ran with the ball from the half way line before firing past Dave Jones from the edge of the area Reeves had the ball in the net again shortly after from close range Aber halved the deficit in the 87th minute when Jake Phillips’ foul on Abdi Sharif in the box allowed Niall Flint to score from the penalty spot but the Seasiders could not go on to find a late equaliser.  Briton Ferry Llansawel took a huge step towards safety themselves as they earned a 1-0 home win over Connah’s Quay Nomads on Saturday.  The decisive moment proved to be a double substitution for Ferry on 71 minutes when Luke Bowen and Corey Hurford joined the action replacing Tyler Brock and Ellis Sage.  Jasper Payne superbly drove upfield and played in Brock down the right who crossed for Bowen to turn the ball home and make a remarkable instant impact.  The Reds are now six points above the relegation zone with only two games left to play with a significantly better goal difference than 11th-place Newtown too.  It leaves the Robins in severe danger of their first ever relegation from the top-flight with Callum McKenzie’s side losing 2-1 away at Barry Town United on Friday night.  Barry led after 19 minutes as Owen Cuddihy’s cross was headed home by Ollie Hulbert for his 13th league goal of the season while the advantage was doubled just before the hour mark when this time Cuddihy’s delivery was turned into his own net by Newtown winger James Rainbird.  The Robins pulled a goal back in the 90th minute when Jason Oswell flicked Calvin Smith’s cross into the path of Aaron Williams to finish from close range but it was too little too late for the visitors who could have conceded again were it not for a wasteful shot from Hulbert in stoppage time.  Barry are now five points clear at the top of the Play-Off Conference and will secure their play-off spot if they avoid defeat away at Connah’s Quay Nomads in a fortnight.  Penybont confirmed a second-place finish with a 1-0 home win over champions The New Saints on Saturday.  The visitors had the better of the chances as Adam Przybek denied Adam Wilson in the first half before Leo Smith hit the crossbar from distance after the break but it was a moment of quality from James Crole which won the game in the 73rd minute.  Receiving Gabe Kircough’s long ball forward Crole controlled it with his chest before unleashing an unstoppable strike past Connor Roberts just inside the box Bont could even have had a second soon after when Crole delivered a low ball across the face goal but substitute Ioan Phillips was not able to slide it in A second victory over TNS this season secured a highest-ever league finish for Rhys Griffiths’ side who will earn automatic European qualification if the Saints win the JD Welsh Cup Haverfordwest County and Caernarfon Town shared the points in a 1-1 draw at Ogi Bridge Meadow on Saturday.  Haverfordwest broke the deadlock seven minutes after the break when Ben Ahmun headed home from Jacob Owen’s corner.  Caernarfon went up the other end and won a penalty as Kyle McCarthy tripped Louis Lloyd – with the Cofi forward picking himself up to score from the spot.  It also finished level between Bala Town and Cardiff Met who played out a goalless draw at Maes Tegid on Saturday.  Met defender Matt Chubb came closest to scoring as his close-range header struck the post in the first half while Bala finished the game with 10 men after Dan Malone received two yellow cards in the space of nine minutes in the second period.  Barry Town United 2-1 NewtownAberystwyth Town 1-2 Flint Town UnitedCardiff Met 0-0 Bala TownBriton Ferry Llansawel 1-0 Connah’s Quay NomadsHaverfordwest County 1-1 Caernarfon TownPenybont 1-0 The New Saints Two first half goals from Ffion Price and Mackenzie Olden were enough to claim all three points for the Bluebirds Head coach Iain Darbyshire made one change to the side that defeated Aberystwyth Town last time out with Shannon Evans returning to the starting XI City had the first chance of the afternoon with defender Evans into the action inside the opening three minutes The breakthrough came with just 12 minutes on the clock as Price’s dangerous corner found its way straight into the net The Bluebirds found joy from set-pieces and doubled the lead in the 26th minute before Olden was on-hand to head the ball home Darbyshire’s side managed the game well in the second period with the hosts’ only clearcut chance coming with seven minutes remaining Evans continued her brilliant performance by clearing off the line Next up for the Bluebirds is a home clash against Wrexham on March 9th FINAL SCORE: BRITON FERRY LLANSAWEL 0-2 CARDIFF CITY The Genero Adran Premier fixture between Cardiff City and Briton Ferry Llansawel on Sunday 13 April has been selected for live broadcast by S4C.  in line with all other fixtures on the final day of the campaign with the game available to watch on S4C and Sgorio’s online platforms.  The match will be the Bluebirds’ second appearance at the Cardiff City Stadium this season and they will want to have secured the Genero Adran Premier title to be able to lift the trophy.  Iain Darbyshire’s side are currently seven points clear at the top of the table with three games remaining but second-place Briton Ferry will hope that there are more twists in the title race to come to allow them a shot at silverware in the capital.  In the three previous meetings between the two sides this season one Cardiff win and one Briton Ferry win.  Pontypridd United ‘over the moon’ to win promotion to Genero Adran Premier Cardiff City defeat Wrexham in Genero Adran U19 national final Pontypridd United promoted to Genero Adran Premier after stunning second half comeback Pontypridd United secure Genero Adran South title Cardiff City secure third successive Genero Adran Premier title Connah’s Quay Nomads secure Genero Adran North title The fixture will take place at the Old Road Welfare Ground on March 2nd head coach Iain Darbyshire said: "We're heading into Phase Two in a really good place We've hit form and have really turned a corner since Christmas We've got some difficult games to come and some challenging tests "Briton Ferry will pose a big challenge for us They're very good at home and we had a really tough game there over the Christmas period They'll be up for it and they'll make it difficult for us They're equipped to hurt us and cause problems but it's up to us to play to our ability and put in a good performance." who has been a standout performer this season added: "I think the overall feeling looking back on Phase One is what a journey we've been on When you look right back to the start of Phase One those results probably helped us to get to where we are now We built that fight and developed the nous to find a way to win when the football wasn't quite clicking It's no secret that we had a large turnover of players and those first few months we had to learn our system and how to operate as a team because that's probably what goes under the radar.  but we had to turn it around and make it work quickly We did that and that's a real credit to everyone Comparing that with the last month of Phase One we're so fluid in the way we play and we have players that can fit in several positions We've learned to bring our style of football into every environment so I think we're in a great place going into Phase Two That's the reason they are where they are in the table Every team in this league are difficult to play against and that's what is so exciting about the Adran Premier It doesn't matter if a team is at the top or the bottom of the league it's always a difficult game and always different because every team has a different style and different environments that they create The lessons we learned in Phase One will really help us going into this game "We feel that momentum and that just gives us a spark to keep going We look back at what we've achieved and how far we've come it's exciting to see what we can be capable of in Phase Two Our performances have gone from strength to strength and the performances have come with it I'm really pleased with my development in Phase One I had never played as a defensive midfielder before so I found it difficult to be confident in my ability at the start of the campaign I was always prepared to give the team what they needed Iain felt that I could add value to the team in that position so I've worked hard to learn it I've worked hard away from matchday with the analysis team and in training to develop I still feel I can add a lot to the team and my focus for Phase Two is to continue to build on the positive performances that I have had." MASON Thomas Leeroy replaces SHARIF Abdulrahman Mohamoud DARLINGTON Alexander replaces FLINT Niall Daniel BOWEN Luke Anthony replaces WALTERS Thomas John RICKARD Jaime William replaces BROCK Tyler DIBOE Cuba Peter Jayden replaces HARTLEY Zac Darren HUXLEY Calum replaces PATTERSON Rico Amani We’re delighted to announce that Cardiff City FC Women will face Briton Ferry Llansawel Ladies in WPWL action at Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday This match will kick-off at 2pm and with support from the FAW & S4C, supporters can watch for free on Cardiff City TV* The Bluebirds are unbeaten in league action since March 14th and currently occupy third place in the WPWL table with a month of the campaign remaining City triumphed 5-2 against Briton Ferry in the previous encounter in October 2020 Highlights of this game can be viewed below said about the upcoming clash: “We’re very grateful for the support from the Club Things have picked up really quickly and now we’ve got this great occasion to look forward to It’s also big for the Women’s game in Wales “It’s another chance to showcase what we can do to the Cardiff City fans We’re very thankful to the league and S4C for allowing this to happen Now we’ve got to go in and put in a performance.” *Login to a Bluebirds Club Account may be required depending on your device & browser. To register for a Bluebirds Club Account for free, visit: login.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/Auth/Register There was nothing to separate Briton Ferry Llansawel and Newtown in a huge clash in the JD Cymru Premier relegation battle on Tuesday night as the two sides played out a 1-1 draw at The Renewable Centre Stadium.  With the two sides level on points ahead of the game it was always going to be a tight contest and it remained goalless until midway through the second half.  It was Ferry substitute Rio Dyer who broke the deadlock just six minutes after coming off the bench as he stole the ball off Calvin Smith on the right of the box and fired into the bottom corner for his first goal for the club.  As the clock ticked down it looked as though that would be enough to earn the Reds three vital points particularly as Newtown had not scored in the final 10 minutes of a game all season but they broke that streak with four minutes left on the clock as Aaron Williams headed home from Craig Williams’ corner to level the encounter.  The Robins remain in the relegation zone with just four games remaining with Ferry sitting above them on goal difference only.  The New Saints moved to within touching distance of a fourth consecutive JD Cymru Premier title after a 2-0 home win over Caernarfon Town on Tuesday night.  who won at Park Hall earlier in the season kept the hosts at bay until first half stoppage time when Phil Mooney turned Ryan Brobbel’s cross into his own net.  It was not until stoppage time in the second half that victory was wrapped up as Rory Holden played a superb through ball to substitute Sion Bradley who finished one-one-one with Ben Hughes to net against his former club.  TNS will secure the title if Penybont drop points against Cardiff Met on Friday night or if that does not happen the Saints need just a point against the Archers in their next game in 10 days’ time.  Barry Town United scored a stoppage-time winner for the second time in five days as they triumphed 2-1 over Aberystwyth Town at Jenner Park.  Ieuan Owen put Barry in front with just 10 minutes on the clock with his third goal in two games as he smashed home a loose ball in the box after Aber failed to clear a corner.  The hosts’ continued to dominate proceedings but somehow did not add to their lead with some poor finishing combined with multiple saves from Dave Jones and last-ditch defending keeping Aber in the game.   The missed opportunities came back to haunt Barry in the 90th minute when the Seasiders found an equaliser through Rico Patterson who rifled in a sweet first-time strike from the edge of the area which found the net via the underside of the crossbar.  There was more late drama to come though as Barry snatched a winner in the 93rd minute when substitute Eliot Richards met Owen’s inviting cross with a downward header which hit the post and went in.  Andy Legg’s side remain five points clear at the top of the Play-Off Conference ahead of Connah’s Quay Nomads who earned a 4-0 win against rivals Flint Town United.  The Silkmen were left wondering how they did not take the lead in the opening 20 minutes as George Ratcliffe made a couple of superb saves to deny Josh Jones either side of Elliott Reeves hitting the post.  It meant that it was against the run of play that the Nomads took the lead in the 22nd minute when Rhys Hughes produced his latest piece of brilliance by cutting inside from the right wing and sending a delightful lob over Jack Flint from the edge of the area.  The lead was doubled on 38 minutes when Max Woodcock opened his Nomads account by meeting Olly Wright’s delivery with a looping header over Flint before Ratcliffe pulled off his best save of the night by denying Reeves from point-blank range on the stroke of half-time.  The Nomads were awarded a penalty just nine minutes into the second half when Harry Owen fouled Callum Bratley inside the area with Hughes stepping up from the spot to score his 13th goal of the season.  A third consecutive league win was wrapped up in the 82nd minute by substitute Sam Durrant who snatched the ball off Jake Phillips before driving into the box and finishing into the far corner.  Barry Town United 2-1 Aberystwyth TownBriton Ferry Llansawel 1-1 NewtownConnah’s Quay Nomads 4-0 Flint Town UnitedThe New Saints 2-0 Caernarfon Town In The New Saints’ last outing (January 26), it was defeat in a 4-3 thriller against Cardiff City in the Adran Premier at Park Hall Stadium https://Twitter.com/sgorio/status/1883968531349328135?s=46&t=1SjwdqnCmAQJ4cw1uBdqYQ Briton Ferry played last night (January 30) at Old Road where Rhys James’ side beat Aberystwyth Town 1-0 In the last meeting between The Saints and Ferry, it was the Oswestry-based team that came away 3-2 victors in the Genero Adran Trophy semi-finals at Park Hall following a dramatic comeback by Saints from 2-0 down https://Twitter.com/adranleagues/status/1881011489009791303?s=46&t=1SjwdqnCmAQJ4cw1uBdqYQ This Sunday’s test will be a tough one for TNS as the 2023/24 Genero Adran South champions have won their last 27 league home matches while Michelle Portelli and Ethan Goatley are the assistants TNS will be in a green and white hooped shirt with green shorts and socks with live updates to be available on The New Saints Women’s X page (formerly Twitter) for those that are unable to make the journey down Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative Aberystwyth Town earned a lifeline in the JD Cymru Premier relegation battle as a brace from captain Jack Thorn helped secure a 3-2 win over Briton Ferry Llansawel at Old Road on Saturday.  put the Seasiders ahead inside just four minutes when he volleyed home after Louis Bradford had sent an overhead kick across goal.  Keiran Williams produced a tidy finish from Caleb Demery’s low cross to draw Ferry level five minutes into the second half but Thorn quickly restored the visitors’ lead by sending a clever looping volley over Will Fuller after the Reds goalkeeper had punched out Iwan Lewis’ corner.  Jonathan Evans added a third for Aber on 70 minutes when Niall Flint flicked on Lewis’ cross into the forward’s path and he produced a composed finish into the bottom corner.  Ferry substitute Jasper Payne reduced the deficit with a close-range header on 78 minutes but Aber held firm late on to see out their first win in five games Antonio Corbisiero’s side remain bottom of the table but are now within five points of safety.  After seeing their game against Caernarfon Town postponed last weekend league leaders The New Saints kicked off their Phase Two campaign with a 3-1 home win over Cardiff Met on Saturday.  The Saints were in front inside two minutes at Park Hall as Ryan Brobbel’s superb defence-splitting pass played in Adam Wilson who finished past Kelland Absalom for his fourth league goal of the season.  Eliot Evans equalised for Met in the 16th minute with a composed finish past Connor Roberts after some neat footwork but TNS edged back in front early in the second half when Dan Williams’ shot was parried and Remi Oteh struck home the rebound from close range.  Danny Davies clinched a sixth straight victory for Craig Harrison’s side 10 minutes later with a first time finish from Josh Pask’s cut back.   TNS are now three points clear at the top of the table with a game in hand after second-place Penybont were held to a goalless draw by Haverfordwest County at the SDM Stadium on Saturday The Bluebirds came closest to finding the net when Ben Fawcett had his close-range header denied by the woodwork in the 18th minute while Bont’s best chance also came in the first half as the ball deflected into Chris Venables’ path but he could only produce a tame effort straight at Zac Jones.  There has now been just one goal scored in three league meetings between the two sides this season perhaps unsurprising as they have the two best defences in the division Penybont travel to TNS next weekend in a potentially decisive game in the title race.  After announcing Andy Legg as their new manager on Friday night Barry Town United made it two wins from two games in Phase Two as they triumphed 3-1 over Flint Town United at Jenner Park on Saturday.  Keenan Patten finished off a sublime passing move from the hosts to break the deadlock after just three minutes but Flint were gifted an equaliser midway through the first half when Barry goalkeeper Liam Armstrong tipped the ball into his own net from Jake Phillips’ long throw.  the Linnets restored the lead seven minutes later as Callum Sainty tapped home on the line after Ben Margetson’s header struck the crossbar Barry wrapped up victory in the second half courtesy of Patten’s second goal of the afternoon a simple close-range finish after Evan Press’ cross had ricocheted kindly into his path.  Legg’s side remain seven points clear at the top of the Play-Off Conference while Flint are still three points above the relegation zone despite a seventh straight defeat away from home.  Caernarfon Town claimed a third successive victory as Josh Lock’s brace inspired a 3-1 win over Bala Town at Maes Tegid on Friday night.  Lock got Caernarfon off to a flying as he calmly slotted home from Matty Hill’s square ball with just seven minutes on the clock and the Cofis doubled their lead in the 14th minute when Adam Davies provided a simple finish from two yards out after Joel Torrance spilled Paulo Mendes’ cross.  Caernarfon continued to threaten throughout the game – with Torrance denying them on multiple occasions – but Bala halved the deficit with 10 minutes remaining as Louis Robles flicked a header home from Osebi Abadaki’s cross.  There was to be no late equaliser for the hosts though with Caernarfon sealing victory in stoppage time when Lock’s shot from distance squirmed past Torrance into the bottom corner.  Connah’s Quay Nomads earned their first win of 2025 as Jack Kenny’s first half strike proved enough to see off Newtown 1-0 at the Essity Stadium on Saturday.  The decisive moment came in the 18th minute when Kenny who returned from suspension to make his first appearance in over a month Billy Paynter’s side could have won by more were it not for Julian Schwarzer Garcia in the Newtown goal with the Philippines international tipping over Rhys Hughes’ dipping free-kick and denying Ben Nash at point blank range.  Bala Town 1-3 Caernarfon TownPenybont 0-0 Haverfordwest CountyBarry Town United 3-1 Flint Town UnitedBriton Ferry Llansawel 2-3 Aberystwyth TownConnah’s Quay Nomads 1-0 NewtownThe New Saints 3-1 Cardiff Met The New Saints go into the quarter-final tie following a 3-1 win over Swansea City in the final of the Genero Adran Trophy at Latham Park (February 9) https://Twitter.com/sgorio/status/1889045797141934517 In Briton Ferry’s last match (February 5) the 2023/24 Genero Adran South champions drew 0-0 with Swansea at Llandarcy Academy of Sport in the Genero Adran Premier Looking at the roads to the quarter-final, The Saints got to this stage of the competition by claiming two 6-0 wins away at Pwllheli (October 20), and Llandudno (November 17) respectively Briton Ferry reached the quarter-finals after overcoming Taffs Well 5-0 at Rhiw Dda’r in round one (October 27) and Penydarren 11-1 at The Bont Playing Fields in round two (November 17) Rhys James’ team  reached the final of the Welsh Cup in the 2022/23 season before suffering a 4-0 defeat to Cardiff City at Merthyr Penydarren Park In the last meeting between Saints and Ferry, the match ended in a 2-2 draw at Old Road Welfare Ground in the Adran Premier (February 2) There is little to separate the sides in the Adran Premier table The officials for the weekend are as follows: Joshua Howells (referee) Matthew Johnson and Darren Hales (assistant referees) A Ffion Price goal had cancelled out an earlier opener from Maia Owen however a double from Lucy Powell gave the hosts all three points The game’s first effort came within the first 10 minutes as Price’s corner was played in towards Megan Bowen which fell behind her which was hooked over her head and over the bar despite a huge block on the line from Bowen and a follow up save from Ceryn Chamberlain The Bluebirds came agonisingly close to a leveller finding the head of the leaping Shannon Evans which crashed off the bar and cleared away Price sent the ball deep into the area which went over all the heads in the box including the goalkeeper and into the back of the net to enter half time all square The home side retook the lead when Laura May Walkley played the ball into Powell at the back post to slot into the net Chamberlain was on hand just minutes later with a smart save to keep the scores as they were Powell added her second on the 75 minute mark to extend their lead Next up for the Bluebirds is a trip to The New Saints on January 5th FINAL SCORE: BRITON FERRY LLANSAWEL 3-1 CARDIFF CITY “I thought Briton Ferry had a good game plan and it worked well all credit to them We knew before the game that it was going to be difficult task playing at away there due to their home form and the atmosphere that they bring there I thought we created good chances throughout the game "But we have to focus on the next game against The New Saints we will regroup and go again this week in training and we look forward to playing them on Sunday.” The New Saints go into Sunday’s match following a 3-1 defeat at Leckwith Stadium against Cardiff City who retained the Adran Premier title (March 30) in the other Championship Conference match Briton Ferry overturned Wrexham 3-1 at The Racecourse Ground In the last meeting between the two sides (March 9), Ferry won 2-1 at Park Hall Stadium The overall head-to-head between the teams read one win apiece, and three draws. The last of those draws was in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup quarter-finals at Old Road (February 16), where the match ended 2-2 after 90 minutes but Saints went onto be 4-2 victors on penalties while last season’s Genero Adran South champions are second on 36 points Shauna Duffy’s side are to wear a green and white hooped shirt with green shorts and socks The goalkeepers are to be in an all-purple kit The officials for Sunday are as follows: David Morgan (referee) Ian Bird and Ethan Goatley (assistant referees) and live updates will be available on The New Saints Women’s X page (formerly Twitter) Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab). Leave empty if the image is purely decorative. Sunday’s Genero Adran Premier fixture between Swansea City Women and Briton Ferry Llansawel has been postponed due to severe weather warnings. The Swans were set to play their first game of 2025 by welcoming Ferry to the Llandarcy Academy of Sport, but the game will now be rearranged.  A new date for the fixture will be announced in due course. © 2025 Swansea City Association Football Club Limited Chantelle Teare struck first for TNS at Briton Ferry Llansawel Briton Ferry Llansawel 1-2 The New Saints: In an action-packed first half Chantelle Teare gave Saints the lead before Megan Kearle hit back for the hosts Parity lasted just another five minutes as Lia Lewis restored Saints' lead and that proved enough for victory to boost their hopes of record-high Wrexham 4-2 Cardiff City: Cardiff, having secured the Adran Premier title last week led early through Laura Curnock but trailed at half-time after Wrexham hit back through Rosie Hughes and Abbie Iddenden Lily Billingham grabbed a Cardiff equaliser on 55 minutes only for Iddenden to wrap up the game for Wrexham and complete her hat-trick in the process Barry Town United 0-2 Cardiff Met: First-half goals from Ruby Colleton and Molly Chapman put Met in command at Jenner Park and the hosts never quite found a way back into the game Aberystwyth Town 1-3 Swansea City: Swansea City comfortably saw off hosts Aberystwyth Town in the evening kick off Nia Jones struck first for the visitors and after Josie Pugh's own goal Lily Moralee-Hughes hit back for the hosts who are 13 points above Barry Town United at the top of the Plate Conference Aberystwyth remain one spot above bottom side Cardiff Met with a nine-point cushion Trailblazer Zhao set to take snooker to 'another level' in China Alexander-Arnold leaves as modern Liverpool great - but fans will feel hurt Alpine poised to replace Doohan with Colapinto The final series of Man Like Mobeen has arrived John Simm stars in the provocative 90s drama Warm-hearted comedy with Ben Miller and Sally Phillips Follow two ambitious river restoration projects Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week Zhao beats Williams in historic final - highlights VideoZhao beats Williams in historic final - highlights 'Scheffler and DeChambeau wins further raise US PGA excitement levels' Match-fixing scandal to Crucible champion - fall and rise of Zhao 'We need to take a look at ourselves' - Arsenal stalling at wrong time Palmer's brilliance could be key moment in Chelsea's Champions League quest Europa League 'papering over cracks' for Man Utd - Rooney VideoEuropa League 'papering over cracks' for Man Utd - Rooney Ask Me Anything the new BBC Sport service designed to serve you Bayern's 'James Bond' - how Kane clinched his first trophy Nine bolters with a shot of making the Lions squad How 'absolutely outstanding' Palmer 'destroyed' Liverpool VideoHow 'absolutely outstanding' Palmer 'destroyed' Liverpool Still number one & 'sparring' with Draper - return of Sinner Saints 'punch' favourites Leinster in game for the ages VideoVardy the best £1m ever spent - Shearer Poppy's tears Elton John & Happy Gilmore - McIlroy on Jimmy Fallon show Two opposing views on football's transgender ban Copyright © 2025 BBC. 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Included are articles written by team captain as the pair not only share their reflections following the last-gasp win against Swansea City but also look ahead to today’s big semi-final tie you’ll also find our latest ‘Getting to know’ feature with Yasmin Evans the next player taking on our quick-fire programme quiz Want to know the club captain’s favourite musical artist you can keep track of all the key statistics across both the squad and the league and view both sets of squads prior to kick-off We hope you enjoy reading today’s programme and we look forward to welcoming you back to Park Hall Stadium this afternoon Click HERE to access the programme completely free of charge Haverfordwest County AFC will be looking to sign off from their league campaign at LHP Stadium on a high when we welcome Briton Ferry Llansawel on Friday evening The Bluebirds suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to JD Cymru Premier leaders Penybont on Tuesday evening with Mael Davies’ strike either side of two disallowed goals for the Town proving decisive in Bridgend The Ferry claimed a dramatic late victory over Newtown on Tuesday Aaron Williams’ goal gave the Robins the lead with 19 minutes of normal time remaining but Corey Hurford equalised eight minutes later and then Alex Gammond scored the winning goal to lift his team out of the relegation zone for the time being – before Flint Town United’s win over Aberystwyth Town on Wednesday saw the Old Road side return to 11th place The most recent meeting between the sides came on 15 October County ran out 2-1 winners thanks to goals from Owain Jones and Lee Jenkins either side of Kian Jenkins’ equaliser Tony Pennock’s side currently find themselves third in the table with four games of our Phase One campaign remaining A victory would move us one step closer to clinching a place in the top six for Phase Two October 15, 2024: Briton Ferry Llansawel 1-2 Haverfordwest County 2019: Haverfordwest County 1-4 Briton Ferry Llansawel 2019: Briton Ferry Llansawel 2-4 Haverfordwest County 2018: Briton Ferry Llansawel 0-3 Haverfordwest County 2018: Haverfordwest County 3-0 Briton Ferry Llansawel If you’re not able to make it to LHP Stadium for the game, you can still keep up with the action by following live, play-by-play updates on our X (formerly Twitter) page All kick-off times are 14:30 unless stated Barry Town United (17:15 – Live on Sgorio) Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium Bridge Meadow Lane Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire SA61 2EX The Bluebirds will begin the Championship Conference with a trip to Briton Ferry Llansawel on Sunday afternoon before a Bute Energy Welsh Cup Semi-Final against The New Saints Back-to-back league clashes with The New Saints follow with the campaign ending with a trip to Wrexham and a home fixture against Briton Ferry Llansawel The match against Ferry on the final day of the 2024/25 season will take place at Cardiff City Stadium head coach Iain Darbyshire said: "We're excited to begin Phase Two We're heading into some crucial fixtures with a lot of momentum and you can see that in the way the squad are training and performing in matches We have improved throughout the campaign and will aim to continue that in the next few weeks to give us the best chance of having a successful end to the season.  "The support that we have had in this campaign has been fantastic both in our home games in Leckwith and in away fixtures It has been key to our results and is something we really value the support from the fans will be as important as ever." The visitors led through goals from Lowri Ridings and Alison Witts either side of half time before an Eliza Collie double earned the Bluebirds a hard-fought point Head coach Iain Darbyshire made one change to the side that played Swansea City last time out The Bluebirds' first chance came inside the opening 10 minutes through a dangerous corner played in towards Nieve Jenkins who battled Ferry keeper Charlotte Merry in the air with the ball then dropping to Shannon Evans in the box But the first attempt at goal came from Briton Ferry’s Witts which was dipping towards Ceryn Chamberlain’s goal but the keeper did well to tip the ball over the bar Chamberlain was key once again after Ferry won a penalty in the 17th minute diving to her left to deny Lucy Powell from the spot the visitors took the lead after the half hour mark following Powell’s corner which was diverted into the net by Ridings at the back post as Evans had two efforts go close from corners Ferry doubled their lead after the break through Witts who was played in by Laura-May Walkley to grab their second continuing to create opportunities and coming close through Fiona Barry and Laura Curnock It was last season’s top scorer Collie who stepped up to half the deficit after some great play on the right wing by Molly Kehoe to beat the defender and send in the cross the ball fell to Collie who put her foot through the ball and went in via the underside of the bar but it was Collie on hand again to grab the equaliser deep into stoppage time to rescue a point for the Bluebirds FINAL SCORE: CARDIFF CITY 2-2 BRITON FERRY LLANSAWEL head coach Darbyshire said: “It was a hard-fought point I don’t think we should be over the moon with a point We need to demand better standards and be better across the park and be more consistent through the 90 minutes We knew what their game plan was going to be and they outfought us and played really well at times and I think they deserved a point We rode our luck a little bit in the end with the goal but these are the things you get sometimes in the season “You’ve got to want to win and want to compete can you stand up and be accounted for and it’s something we’re learning as a team their game plan was very good and it’s what we expected but we didn’t deal with it the way we should have we’ll take the point and come the end of the season added: “We knew we didn’t play particularly well; we came in at half time and knew we weren’t at our best We all spoke as a team before the coaches came in at half time and we knew it wasn’t good enough and we knew it wasn’t up to our normal standard The message was that to go out there and if we want to win it’s up to us I knew I needed to score as I only had one so far but getting these two under my belt is good and I’m just hoping to score more now this season.” The match will take place at Cardiff International Sports Campus on Sunday Entry for this Sunday's match at Cardiff International Sports Campus will cost £5 for adults and £1 for U16s.  head coach Iain Darbyshire said: “We're looking forward to the test this weekend against Briton Ferry We know they have got a lot of experienced and physical players with a lot of footballing IQ.  "I tipped them to get into the top four at the start of the season and they have started really well so it’s no surprise to us so we’re looking forward to a different type of test this weekend.  "We’re looking to bounce back from the disappointment of last weekend but we know we’re a much better team than what we showed at times and we know that we are capable of beating anyone on our day added: "We definitely want to bounce back from last weekend and we've had a really positive week in training because Briton Ferry are strong opposition They have eyes on them after a good start to the season and we're expecting a physical test.  "We won't shy away from that physical battle You want to come off the field like you've been in a battle with the opposition player and that's what I'm expecting on Sunday.  it's just a few minor tweaks that we need to make on the pitch because we're still getting used to each other and how we all play we've only scratched the surface of our potential so far and every one of us can feel that." The visitors come into the clash top of the league on goal difference after an unbeaten start to the Adran Premier season After defeaing Aberystwyth Town 4-0 on the opening weekend they backed it up with emphatic 3-0 and 5-0 wins against Wrexham and Cardiff Met respectively.  they claimed a 1-1 draw away to The New Saints which saw goalkeeper Courtney Young sent off after 60 minutes and without a backup goalkeeper on the bench manager Rhys James opted to give centre-back Olivia Kett-White Alison Witts gave them the lead after 33 minutes which was cancelled out through Molly Harvard.  A familiar face in Tija Richardson returns to face her former side after leaving the Bluebirds in the summer Tija departed after making 17 appearances in the treble winning campaign of last season and has so far started every game for Briton Ferry scoring in the game against Wrexham.  Supporters planning on attending on Sunday should use the following address: The ground is located an 11-minute walk away from Ninian Park Station and a 32-minute walk from Cardiff Central Station A depleted Swansea City Women side were handed back-to-back league defeats for the first time in 2024 as they lost at Briton Ferry Llansawel in the Genero Adran Premier Lucy Powell struck for the hosts in the first 45 minutes as she took advantage of a loose ball in the Swansea half Alison Witts would double the home side’s lead late on to secure three points against a Swansea City side nursing a long injury list and featuring four under-19s’ Goalkeeper Saffron Davies was among them as she made her debut for the first team stepping between the sticks in the absence of Charlie Haynes with two off-the-ball fouls committed by Ferry in the opening five minutes and each side seeing players cautioned Katy Hosford came agonisingly close to opening the scoring for the visitors turning Emily Thomas’ cross to back post just wide of the goal with her headed effort But it would be the hosts that would take the lead Briton Ferry won the ball in the Swans half before Megan Kearle’s cross was nodded on for Powell to power an effort into the bottom right corner Taite Trivett looked for an immediate response and her driven effort from distance forced a good save from former Swans goalkeeper Courtney Young Young was called into action again soon after but the defender’s effort would be easily held by the keeper and the Swans remained a goal down at the break Briton Ferry thought they had doubled their lead early into the second half when Witts tapped in from close range Chivers tried an effort from distance as the Swans looked for a way back into the game but her effort from a free-kick would fly wide of the post Trivett then came agonisingly close to an equaliser with time ticking away Trivett’s leftfooted strike would whistle narrowly wide of the target But it would be the hosts that would find the second goal of the game as Witts headed home from a corner to seal three points Briton Ferry Llansawel Ladies: Courtney Young JD Cymru North side Mold Alexandra caused the biggest upset of the JD Welsh Cup third round as they triumphed 2-1 over top-flight Briton Ferry Llansawel.  First half goals from Owen Cordiner and Emmanuel Lawal put Mold firmly in control of the tie while Ferry did not pull one back until the 80th minute through captain Alex Gammond.  who became the fifth JD Cymru Premier side to lose to a lower division opponent in the JD Welsh Cup this season.  Haverfordwest County narrowly avoided a shock as they needed penalties to progress past Ammanford at the Recreation Ground Euros Griffiths cancelled out Ricky Watts’ opener in the 90 minutes before an epic shootout ensued.  With the score standing at 9-9 after 10 players had taken for each side Ammanford goalkeeper Luke Martin blazed his effort over the bar before his opposite number Ifan Knott calmly scored his spot-kick to send Haverfordwest through.  JD Welsh Cup holders Connah’s Quay Nomads edged into Round Four with a 2-1 win away at Trefelin Ben Nash’s header and Ben Maher’s deflected strike put the Nomads in control of the tie before both sides were reduced to 10 men as Nash and Connor Goldsworthy were shown red cards in an off-the-ball incident.  Joe Clarke got Trefelin on the scoreboard from the penalty spot in stoppage time after Lee Trundle had been fouled in the box but it came too late to save the JD Cymru South side.  Nine-time JD Welsh Cup winners The New Saints had to come from behind to win 3-1 away at Cardiff Met in an all-JD Cymru Premier clash Tom Vincent put the Archers ahead but Ryan Brobbel equalised almost immediately before a brace from Jordan Williams completed the turnaround Met full-back Joel Edwards received a late red card.  The only other all-top-flight encounter saw Bala Town progress on penalties against Flint Town United after a 2-2 draw in 90 minutes The Lakesiders were 2-0 up in the tie before quickfire goals from George Maire and Florian Yonsian got Flint back on level terms but Silkmen duo Jake Phillips and Luke Mariette missed in the shootout to allow Kieran Lloyd to score Bala’s winning penalty.  Only four JD Cymru Premier clubs are in to Round Four – the fewest number of top-flight sides left at this stage of the competition since the formation of the League of Wales in 1992.  After upsetting Caernarfon Town on penalties in the last round Holyhead Hotspur again progressed from the spot against neighbours Trearddur Bay at the New Stadium with the first nine penalties of the shootout all scored before Bay forward Les Davies missed his side’s fifth attempt.  Hotspur are one of only two sides from the third tier heading into Round Four alongside Ardal North East outfit Llanuwchllyn Sion Tudor’s team knocked out top-flight Newtown on penalties in Round Two but enjoyed a much more comfortable afternoon this time around as they won 3-0 against Swansea University.  Caerau Ely were the biggest winners of Round Three as they triumphed 8-1 at home against fourth tier Rogerstone There were seven different goalscorers for the Young Guns JD Cymru North leaders Airbus UK Broughton were also on fine goalscoring form as they won 7-1 at home against Goytre with George Peers scoring twice and Oli Lanceley scoring a hat-trick.  The only other hat-trick in Round Three came at Stebonheath where Bradley Gibbings’ treble helped Llanelli Town ease past fourth tier Pill with a 4-0 victory.  Fellow fourth tier side Penydarren came much closer to causing an upset as they took Carmarthen Town to penalties following a 2-2 draw in 90 minutes at the Bont Playing Fields.  who knocked out Pontypridd United in the last round took the lead through captain Alex Lloyd but Carmarthen turned the game around before Lloyd scored again late on to send the tie to spot-kicks Tyler Aylward missed the visitors’ first effort but two saves from Lee Idzi – who played for Penydarren as a teenager – sent Carmarthen through.  JD Cymru South strugglers Afan Lido also survived a scare as they progressed on penalties against Morriston Town on Friday night The third tier side had taken an early lead through Mark Jones but Jonathan Hood equalised for Lido to see it end 1-1 in normal time.  Morriston goalkeeper Steven Cann was the shootout hero for his side in the last round but he missed his side’s fifth penalty which would have sent them through before Nathan Beniamous also missed to see Lido progress.  where Cambrian United twice trailed against Llandudno and had Lee Price sent off but Danny Birch’s 87th-minute goal earned the JD Cymru South a 3-2 win.  Denbigh Town are into Round Four for the first time in 52 years as they won 3-0 away at third tier side Llanrwst United Owen Davies and Keelan Williams all found the net while Chris Nicolson was sent off for the hosts.  Colwyn Bay and Caersws booked their spots in Round Four courtesy of 2-1 home wins over fellow JD Cymru North sides Ruthin Town and Bangor 1876 respectively – with the Bluebirds finding a 93rd minute winning goal.  The JD Welsh Cup Round Four draw will be broadcast on RedWall+ at 8pm on Wednesday 20 November.  The New Saints come from behind to take Nomads crown in JD Welsh Cup final Project Chwarae: FAW to undertake a review of weather-related postponements in grassroots football Cardiff City defeat Wrexham to lift Bute Energy Welsh Cup © 2025 The Football Association of Wales Saturday's hosts are currently in sixth place on the WPWL table with four points taken from their opening eight matches Briton Ferry took the lead early on through Renee Leigh Day in the 17th minute of play two responding goals by their opposition efore the end of the first half gave the lead to Cyncoed with Athina Varnava scoring a brace in five minutes Briton Ferry's sole league victory of their campaign thus far came on December 8th as they defeated Aberystwyth Town 1-0 in a closely fought contest at Old Road Renee Leigh Day once again provided for her side with the opening goal in the first half with the visitors - who are at the bottom of the league table - being unable to respond with one of their own Cardiff City FC Women defeated Briton Ferry Llansawel Ladies 2-1 in their last meeting on November 10th in a WPWL match played at Cardiff International Sports Campus.  Briton Ferry got off to a determined start and took the lead after three minutes Captain Lowri Ridings managed to convert the ball into the net following a scramble in the area City responded strongly and came close to an equaliser Catherine Walsh’s powerful header from close range was saved by Courtney Young The Bluebirds continued to press for a leveller and it eventually came with 11 minutes of the opening 45 remaining Forward Alana Murphy superbly found the bottom left corner from range and became the squad’s top scorer on ten goals it took the hosts six minutes to go in front Half-time substitute Kate Jeremiah demonstrated her threat by dashing along the left flank before delivering a low cross that was beautifully curled in by forward Murphy Cardiff City looked eager to extend their advantage and after 51 minutes centre-back Connolly’s ambitious effort from range was threatening Play continued to tighten as both sides continued to stand resilient in defence and no clear-cut opportunities arose until 84 minutes had been played Pacey forward Jeremiah raced Young to the ball and won no further goals followed and the Bluebirds took three points securing their sixth victory of the competitive campaign Returning to the Old Road Welfare Ground to take on Briton Ferry Llansawel Shauna Duffy’s side will be looking to continue their momentum and secure a place in their second semi-final of the season The Saints have reached the last eight of the Bute Energy Welsh Cup thanks to 6-0 victories against both Pwllheli and Llandudno but with Sunday’s opponents currently sitting one place above them in the Genero Adran Premier another tough afternoon is expected in South Wales Holding her pre-match press conference following training yesterday began by looking back at that historic victory against Swansea City before emphasising the importance of remaining focused Sharing reflections following the 2-2 draw at Old Road a fortnight ago the former Blackburn Rovers defender highlighted a number of positives her side were able to take from that game as they look for a better result this time around Check out the video below to watch the press conference in full Swansea City Women were held to a goalless draw at Llandarcy Academy of Sport by a stubborn Briton Ferry Llansawel defence Chances for Lauren Davies and Stacey John-Davis proved to be as close as the Swans got to breaking the deadlock as it ended all-square The hosts had taken charge of proceedings from the off and the first chance of the game fell to Robyn Pinder when she found time on the edge of the box but her long-range effort was dealt with by Courtney Young in the Briton Ferry goal Davies then came close to opening her account for the Swans skipping into the box before driving a low effort at goal that was held by the keeper The hosts continued to probe for a way through  before the break Pinder’s excellent run across the touchline allowed her to pull-back for John-Davis but the forward’s effort didn’t challenge Courtney Young in the Ferry goal Davies had another opportunity just after the restart when she found time at the back post before cutting inside to bend an effort just past the post The well organised Briton Ferry defence continued to frustrate the Swans into the closing stages and John-Davis and Emily Thomas both forced good saves from Young Stacey John-Davis (captain) (Stacey John-Davis 82) Briton Ferry Llansawel Ladies: Courtney Young The visit of Briton Ferry Llansawel to Park Hall (2.30 p.m kick-off) is a game that the players will be looking forward to in order to right the wrong of a 3-1 defeat at Old Road Welfare Ground back in November (20th) It will be another tough fixture for the reigning champions however as although Andy Dyer’s side currently occupies a relegation spot they have stabilised from their opening games in the JD Cymru Premier Having lost their first half a dozen league outings – plus a Nathaniel MG Cup fixture – they have certainly turned the corner in terms of results As well as the aforementioned victory against The New Saints Aberystwyth Town (4-0) and Newtown AFC (2-1) With no game for current JD Cymru Premier leaders The New Saints can close the gap to just one-point with a victory on Sunday afternoon The home side will be in green and white hooped shirts green shorts and socks for the MD4 encounter while Briton Ferry Llansawel will be wearing all-red The goalkeepers will be in all-turquoise and all-grey respectively The referee is Mark James and he will be assisted by Connor Fowler and Harvey Smallman James Walker is the fourth official and Nigel Richards the referee observer You can purchase tickets in advance here and if you aren’t at the game in person you can follow the action via TNS Radio (worldwide) and TNS TV (worldwide except for UK and Ireland) The links will be posted on the club’s social media accounts ahead of the game Ahead of this evening’s encounter at Old Road we’ve taken a closer look at Briton Ferry Llansawel with Meet the Opposition Britton Ferry Llansawel were founded in 2009 following a merger between Briton Ferry Athletic and Llansawel Their first season saw them join Division Three of the then-Welsh Football League before being promoted to Division Two during the 2011-12 season The Ferry spent two seasons in Division Two before being promoted to Division One as runners-up during the 2013-14 season The club spent two seasons in the top division before finishing in the bottom four on goal difference They made a quick return to the top division a season later finishing second behind undefeated Llanelli Town Ferry had two seasons in Division One before becoming founding members of the JD Cymru South in 2019-20 finishing third back-to-back-to-back before winning the league last season which earned them promotion to the JD Cymru Premier for the first time in their history The Ferry lost their first six league matches in their debut top-flight campaign Their form has picked up in the last six matches where they have only tasted defeat once in the 3-1 reverse to Barry Town United on Saturday They also picked up a memorable victory in September when they shocked league leaders Penybont to run out 1-0 winners at the SDM Glass Stadium The club currently find themselves in 11th place in the league six points behind 10th place Flint Town United with two games in hand over the Silkmen Andy Dyer was appointed head coach of Briton Ferry Llansawel in October 2023 The 48-year-old has previously managed Neath Afan Lido and Port Talbot over a 10-year spell before taking a break from management in 2016 Dyer had a four-year break from football before taking over as sporting director at Ferry in January 2020 Ferry have won 19 of his 35 games in charge Dyer also guided Ferry to the Welsh Blood Service League Cup final last season where his side lost 4-2 to JD Cymru North outfit Central defender Alex Gammond was appointed club captain in 2022 The 30-year-old started his career at Afan Lido where he made 82 appearances for the then-Welsh Premier League side he also had a one-month loan spell with the Bluebirds in 2015 Gammond also had a loan spell with Icelandic side KF Ægir Thorlákshöfn where he made a single appearance over a six-month period The defender’s contract was up at the end of this loan spell which is when he joined Briton Ferry Llansawel Gammond has made 103 appearances for the Ferry He was also named as the supporters’ Player of the Season in their promotion-winning campaign last term He has made nine appearances in the JD Cymru Premier so far this season scoring one goal in a 2-2 draw with Bala Town at the end of September Tom Walters was pivotal in Ferry’s promotion winning-season last year finishing as their top goalscorer after netting on 14 occasions while also picking up 12 assists in the league The forward has spent his entire career in the JD Cymru South up until this season where he spent the 2016-17 season before linking up with Goytre United The striker was with the Goyt for four seasons before departing for a new challenge with Llantwit Major This would prove to be an inspired decision as he enjoyed a fantastic season at the Windmill Ground finishing as top scorer with 24 in 29 matches as the Major finished top of the league The forward then moved to Ferry the following season scoring 14 league goals in his debut campaign to help the side finish third in the table Walters reached the JD Cymru Premier for the first time a year later with his goals helping the team to win promotion to the top-flight the 27-year-old has scored one goal and registered two assists for his newly-promoted side with his one goal coming against league leaders Penybont in September Rio Dyer made 28 appearances for the Bluebirds in all competitions last season and was part of the squad during the memorable European campaign in the summer of 2023 The forward spent time with both Swansea City and Hull City at age-grade level with the latter being where he worked with current Bluebirds manager Tony Pennock before making the move back to Wales and joining up with his father Andy at Ferry for the 2022-23 season Dyer made 13 appearances during his first spell at the club The 20-year-old then spent last season at the Bluebirds before rejoining Briton Ferry Llansawel this summer Dyer has made 10 Cymru Premier appearances so far this season The winger also has international experience where he made a late substitute appearance in a 2-0 defeat to England in March 2021 Briton Ferry Llansawel earned a crucial win in the JD Cymru Premier relegation battle on Saturday as they triumphed 4-0 over Aberystwyth Town at Old Road The Reds had not won at home all season going into the game but took the lead in the 22nd minute when Luke Bowen met Ryan George’s cross with a looping header before Tom Walters doubled the advantage shortly before half-time as he tapped home Tyler Brock’s pass across goal.  Ferry were comfortable at 2-0 up and Aberystwyth rarely threatened to get back into the game but teenager Caleb Demery came off the bench to score twice late on and wrap up the win for the hosts.  After driving into the box from the right hand side he calmly finished at the second time of asking in the 88thminute before producing a clinical strike across goal into the bottom corner in stoppage time.  The win saw Ferry leapfrog Aber in the table – with the Seasiders now bottom of the standings – and Andy Dyer’s side are now only three points adrift of safety with two games in hand over 10th-place Flint Town United.  The Silkmen were beaten for the third successive game as they suffered a 4-1 defeat away to Haverfordwest County on Saturday.  Ben Ahmun gave the Bluebirds a fifth-minute lead when he converted from the penalty spot following a foul from Jack Flint on Owain Jones inside the area while Greg Walters doubled the advantage 11 minutes later as he tapped home from close range for his goal since returning to the club.  Flint halved the deficit just after the half hour mark through Florian Yonsian’s cool finish but a pair of clinical finishes in the second half from Haverfordwest substitute Ben Fawcett ensured that Tony Pennock’s came away with all three points and extended their unbeaten run in the league to eight matches.  League leaders Penybont returned to winning ways in emphatic fashion as they triumphed 5-1 away at Caernarfon Town on Saturday.   It was a free-flowing move which got Bont up and running in the 22nd minute as James Crole squared for Chris Venables to slam home while Crole was again the provider in first half stoppage time as his pass across goal was finished by Nathan Wood at the back post.  Crole and Wood combined again for the latter to score his second of the day with a one-on-one finish shortly after the hour mark before Paulo Mendes denied Bont a clean sheet with a close range header three minutes later.  Gabe Kircough soon restored the visitors’ three-goal cushion with a header of his own while Crole concluded a fine individual performance by getting on the scoresheet with a composed finish in the final 10 minutes.  The New Saints remain four points behind Penybont – with two games in hand – after their 4-1 win away at Barry Town United in Saturday’s early kick-off.  Barry kept the champions at bay for half an hour but TNS then scored twice in the space of two minutes as Danny Davies’ low shot deflected past Luc Rees before Ash Baker rifled home from Jordan Williams’ corner.  Sam Snaith quickly halved the deficit when he managed to bundle in Robbie Willmott’s cross at the back post but Declan McManus restored TNS’ two-goal cushion in first half stoppage time as he headed home from Danny Redmond’s inviting cross.   The best of the goals came midway through the second half when Leo Smith produced a superb first time finish from outside of the box which beat Rees via the crossbar It was a seventh consecutive win in all competitions for TNS who travel to Shamrock Rovers in the UEFA Conference League on Thursday.  Connah’s Quay Nomads moved up to eighth in the table with a crucial 1-0 home win against 10-man Cardiff Met on Saturday.  After Archers centre-back Jac Clay had been sent off for two bookable offences the Nomads broke the deadlock in the 53rd minute when Ben Maher’s superb first-time strike from the edge of the box flew beyond Alex Lang and into the top corner Billy Paynter’s side are now only two points off a top six spot.  Newtown and Bala Town were left frustrated in their own battle for the top half as they played out a 0-0 draw at Latham Park.  Both sides had glorious chances in the first half as Bala forward George Newell fired way over from close range before a fierce effort from Robins full-back Callum rattled the near post.  Newell was shown a second yellow card in the 77th minute but the 10-man Lakesiders were able to see off the hosts’ late pressure and earn a point.  Barry Town United 1-4 The New SaintsCaernarfon Town 1-5 PenybontConnah’s Quay Nomads 1-0 Cardiff MetHaverfordwest County 4-1 Flint Town UnitedNewtown 0-0 Bala TownBriton Ferry Llansawel 4-0 Aberystwyth Town Ruben Davies and Kristian Fletcher helped Swansea City Under-21s book their place in the semi-finals of the Nathaniel MG Cup with an emphatic victory against 10-man Briton Ferry Llansawel at Old Road The Swans took an early lead through Jenkins and were then handed a man advantage when Morgan Hutin was sent off with just 26 minutes played for an awful challenge on Mitchell Bates who was skippering the visitors against his old club Swansea profited with striker Davies netting and Jenkins adding his second in the final minutes of the first half Anthony Wright’s team controlled the second half to seal progress with a minimum of fuss; Davies adding his second and Kristian Fletcher also on the scoresheet with two goals of his own as the coach enjoyed a winning return to a grassroots club he has close ties to with plenty of midfield tussling but little in the way of a pattern Joe Thomas sliced his effort on goal from an early Swansea corner Ferry were unable to fully clear a cross into the box and he made no mistake to calmly steer the ball into the bottom corner and it took a good block to prevent Fletcher making more of a loose pass he was able to pick off deep in opposition territory Ferry responded by forcing a series of corners but the Swans dealt with the aerial challenge and keeper Evan Watts made a good claim to help them clear their lines The JD Cymru South outfit’s task got more difficult when a poor challenge from Hutin on Swansea skipper Bates saw the referee immediately produce a red card The Swans looked to press home the numerical advantage pinning the home side deep in their own half They lost Kai Ludvigsen to injury – Filip Lissah replacing him – but shook off the enforced change to double their lead five minutes before half-time firing across the keeper into the bottom corner after being found in space by Liam Smith And Swansea would further extend their lead right on the stroke of half-time Jenkins getting Lissah’s pass out of his feet before once again applying a calm finishing touch with the final kick of the opening 45 minutes Davies took aim from the edge of the area early in the second half but saw his effort roll into the gloves of Ferry keeper Rhys Wilson while Maliq Cadogan fired over from the edge of the area Cadogan lifted a curling strike over the crossbar as the Swans dictated play while Fletcher sent a shot on the angle straight at Wilson after being freed by good build-up down the left Cadogan was again off target with an angled volley while substitute Ben Lloyd was denied at the near post by Wilson But the fourth Swansea goal would arrive with 15 minutes left as Davies got his second by converting from Sam Parker's measured ball across the box Davies was denied by a superb save but Fletcher was on hand to put away the rebound for his seventh goal in seven games Swansea continued to turn the screw and Fletcher added further gloss to the scoreline when he raced through on goal and rounded the keeper to get his second in quick succession Haverfordwest County AFC make a swift return to the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium as we take on Briton Ferry Llansawel in our final home game of Phase One on Saturday afternoon The Bluebirds made a winning return to Pembrokeshire on New Year’s Day as we celebrated the official opening of our new 3G pitch with a 1-0 victory over Aberystwyth Town Dan Hawkins’ goal six minutes before half time was enough to secure the three points The Reds were most recently in action on New Year’s Eve when they played out a goalless draw with Barry Town United at Old Road Ferry currently find themselves 11th in the standings five points ahead of Aberystwyth Town and one point behind 10th place Newtown The most recent meeting between the sides came back in October the Bluebirds ran out 2-1 winners thanks to goals from Owain Jones and Lee Jenkins either side of Kian Jenkins’ equaliser This fixture was originally due to take place on Friday 6 December at LHP Stadium in Carmarthen but the adverse weather conditions caused by Storm Darragh caused the match to be postponed Tony Pennock’s men are now guaranteed to finish Phase One in third place in what will be our first top six finish since the top-flight restructured in 2010 BUY TICKETS FOR THE GAME VIA FANBASE!