Swansea City Women claimed an important 3-1 midweek victory at Briton Ferry Llansawel, cutting the gap on the Genero Adran Premier top two from their game in hand.
They took an early lead in front of the 224-strong crowd, as Sammy Wynne scored from the edge of the box.
That advantage was short-lived, though, as Ela Roberts was brought down in the box by Amelia Forkings, and Lucy Powell slotted home the resulting penalty.
The Swans regained the lead after the break through Aimee Deacon, then making it 3-1 as Stacey John picked out Taite Trivett to finish.
Ferry had a chance to set up a tense finish after being awarded a second penalty in added time, but this time Powell put her spot-kick over the crossbar.
The result brought Swansea to within four points of Wrexham and five of leaders Cardiff City as the Championship Conference begins on Sunday, while Llansawel will kick off their Plate Conference fixtures with a three-point lead over both Aberystwyth Town and Barry Town United.
Fixtures for Sunday 15 February (2pm):
Genero Adran Premier
Championship Conference
Swansea City v Wrexham (Llandarcy Academy of Sport)
The New Saints v Cardiff City (Park Hall Stadium)
Plate Conference
Barry Town United v Aberystwyth Town (Jenner Park Stadium)
Briton Ferry Llansawel v Pontypridd United (Old Road)
Adran North
Berriew v Llandudno (Berriew Recreation Ground)
Bangor v Flint Town United (Bangor City FC)
Felinheli v Connah’s Quay Nomads (Cae Sailo)
Adran South
Cardiff Met v Carmarthen Town (Cyncoed Stadium)
Cascade v Cwmbran Celtic (CCB Centre of Sporting Excellence)
Llanelli Town v Penybont (Stebonheath Park)
Pure Swansea v Taffs Well (Swansea University Sports Centre)
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