The New Saints Edge Seven-Goal Thriller with Swansea City Women

The New Saints Edge Seven Goal Thriller with Swansea City Women
The New Saints celebrate a late winner over Swansea City Photo AdranLeagues

The New Saints beat Swansea City Women 4-3, but Wrexham went top of the Genero Adran Premier on goal difference.

Genero Adran Premier

Barry Town United 1-4 Cardiff City (Att: 176)
Briton Ferry Llansawel 1-8 Wrexham (Att: 641)
Cardiff Met 2-1 Aberystwyth Town
The New Saints 4-3 Swansea City (Att: 182)

Fiona Barry struck her scored goal of the match in added time as The New Saints edged Swansea City.

Abbie Iddenden and Barry had TNS two up before the Swans hit back with a Chloe Chivers brace separated by an Aimee Deacon effort.

Iddenden doubled her tally before Barry followed suit.

Wrexham stormed to an 8-1 victory in front of a bumper crowd of over 600 at Briton Ferry.

Natasha Thomas and Katie Barker scored before Llansawel replied through Katy Hosford, but a Barker spot-kick and Lili Mai Jones’ goal had the visitors 4-1 up at half-time.

Maria Francis-Jones got on the scoresheet before Thomas and Barker completed their hat-tricks.

Cardiff City picked up three points with a 4-1 success at Barry Town United.

Mia Malone and Ffion Price put them two goals ahead, and although India Shanahan replied after the break, goals by Haile Richards and Gillian Keenan made victory certain.

Cardiff Met overcame an early setback to see off Aberystwyth Town by two goals to one.

Sioned Kersey scored after just four minutes, but Celyn Garton leveled the scores close to the interval.

Faith Mulenga then hit the decider in the 70th minute.

Genero Adran North 

Wrexham Foresters 3-0 Berriew

Wrexham Foresters kicked off with a 3-0 victory that included two penalties. Maizie Johnson converted the first, Kirsti Kural doubled the lead, and Savannah Miller scored from the spot in the dying minutes.

Genero Adran South 

Penybont 5-3 Cambrian United (Att: 60)
Pontypridd United 2-9 Cascade
Pure Swansea 3-2 Carmarthen Town

Cascade got off to a flying start with a big win at Pontypridd United, where Nicole Fenton netted a hat-trick and also contributed a couple of assists to the 9-2 thrashing.

Penybont fended off newcomers Cambrian United 5-3, helped by a Megan-Ruby Clarke treble.

Pure Swansea fell behind to a Flavia Jenkins goal for Carmarthen Town but hit back three times through Rianne Jones. Elliw Williams scored a late goal to provide a tense finish.

Genero Adran Trophy Group Stage 

Flint Town United 8-2 Felinheli (Att: 72)
Llanfair United 4-0 Bangor City (Att: 65)

Llanfair United beat Bangor City to move above them into second place in their group, with Mary Bailey setting up the victory with a breakthrough in first-half added time.

Flint Town lead their table after overcoming Felinheli 8-2 to make it back-to-back wins. Ruby Hastings, Laura Williams, and Shannon Hobbs each scored a couple of goals.

Bute Energy Welsh Cup First Qualifying Round

Llanrumney United 9-0 Thornhill

Llanrumney United progressed past lower league Thornhill with Heather Warmouth, Mia Pole, and substitute Jodie Newman each scoring twice.

The Second Qualifying Round draw will be made on Tuesday, 29 September at 8pm

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