Wrexham Women Open Up a Lead as Barry Draw with The New Saints

Wrexham Women lead the Genero Adran Premier by two points as Barry Town United frustrate The New Saints

Adran Premier
Aberystwyth Town 0-1 Cardiff Met (Att: 69)
Barry Town United 1-1 The New Saints (Att: 106)
Cardiff City 3-1 Swansea City
Wrexham 4-0 Briton Ferry Llansawel (Att: 530)

Wrexham moved two points clear at the top with a 4-0 victory over Briton Ferry, in which Faye Knox scored twice.

The New Saints had to settle for a draw at Barry, where Abbie Iddenden cancelled out Ellie Gunney’s goal for the hosts.

Cardiff City came from behind to beat Swansea City, with Taite Trivett’s goal followed by a Laura Williams own goal. Cardiff grabbed a late double as Haile Richards converted an 83rd-minute penalty and Shannon Evans made sure of the win.

Aberystwyth Town were on for just a second point of the campaign until Cardiff Met’s Gwen Jones struck with five minutes remaining.

Adran North
Bangor City 5-2 Berriew (Att: 44)
Flint Town United 7-2 Felinheli
Llandudno 0-8 Wrexham Foresters
Llanfair United 1-2 Connah’s Quay Nomads (Att: 52)

Connah’s Quay took the points with a 2-1 win at Llanfair United, thanks to two goals from Rosie Hughes, the first of which was replied to by Sioned Roberts.

Kelsey Davies scored a hat-trick in Flint Town’s 7-2 victory over Felinheli.

Wrexham Foresters ran out 8-0 winners at Llandudno, who could only field nine players, to go top of the table.

Bangor City’s Holly Owen-Roberts struck twice as they overcame an early deficit to defeat Berriew 5-2.

Adran South
Cwmbran Celtic 6-1 Carmarthen Town (Att: 60)
Pontypridd United 1-2 Penybont
Pure Swansea 3-2 Llanrumney United
Cambrian United 1-6 Cascade (Att: 62)

Pontypridd United took the lead through Robyn Lloyd, but Penybont turned it around with goals from Evie Jones and Layla Williams, to maintain a 100% record.

Macey Morris contributed a couple as Cwmbran Celtic hit Carmarthen Town for six to move onto nine points from three games.

Cascade also scored half-a-dozen at Cambrian United, aided by Ellis Lunn’s hat-trick, as they stayed top on goal difference.

Rianne Jones set up Pure Swansea’s 3-2 result over Llanrumney United with an eight-minute brace.