Cardiff City Women edged Wrexham at the death to cut their lead at the top of the Genero Adran Premier.
Aberystwyth Town P-P Briton Ferry Llansawel
Barry Town United 4-1 Pontypridd United (Att: 108)
Cardiff City 2-1 Wrexham
Swansea City P-P The New Saints
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Llandudno P-P Wrexham Foresters
Cardiff took the lead when Mikayla Cook’s first-half cross was slid past her own goalkeeper Liz Craven by Erin Lovett.
Wrexham levelled on the hour mark when Katie Barker’s long free kick dropped for Faye Hillier-Knox, who had time to control and head it past keeper Ceryn Chamberlain.
With added time nearly gone, Nieve Jenkins set up substitute Fiona Barry to score a dramatic deciding goal.
The result cut Wrexham’s lead to two points, with the Bluebirds still having a game in hand.
What a way to win it from Fiona Barry and @CardiffCityFCW! 💥pic.twitter.com/OwoXGY6I0G
— Genero Adran Leagues 🏴 (@AdranLeagues) January 4, 2026
Barry beat Pontypridd to climb to sixth, sending the visitors to their twelfth league defeat in a row. Beca Thomas, Erin Murray and Lucy Attwood scored for a 3-0 lead, Ponty pulled one back through Madison Lloyd but Ellie Gunney completed the scoring after 55 minutes.
Cardiff City will play their delayed tie with Trefelin on Wednesday, 7 January, with a 7:45 pm kick-off at the Cardiff International Sports Stadium.
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