Connah’s Quay Nomads won the derby clash between the top two in the Genero Adran North at Flint Town United to maintain their perfect form.
Adran Premier
Briton Ferry Llansawe P-P Cardiff City
Pontypridd United 1-5 Swansea City (Att: 177)
The New Saints 1-1 Barry Town United (Att: 225)
Wrexham 3-2 Aberystwyth Town (Att: 369)
With Cardiff City’s match postponed, Wrexham seized the chance to go five points clear at the top from one game more, with a narrow victory over Aberystwyth. Rosie Hughes had Wrexham ahead but Amy Jenkins’ brace turned the match in Aber’s favour temporarily. Mariam Mahmood levelled and Hughes’ second on 50 minutes proved to be decisive.
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Swansea City inflicted an 11th straight defeat on Pontypridd, who had scored first through Madison Lloyd. Maisie Miller struck twice, while other Swans’ goals came from Chloe Chivers, Taite Trivett, and a Stacey John penalty.
Barry held the fourth-placed hosts, The New Saints, to a draw after taking the lead through Chelsea Cochrane. Lexie Harrison equalised during the first half.
Adran North
Berriew P-P Llanfair United
Bangor A-A Felinheli
Flint Town United 1-3 Connah’s Quay Nomads (Att: 85)
Connah’s Quay made it four wins from four with a victory in the clash of the top two at Flint Town. Ella Jones scored either side of a Rosie Hughes goal, with Megan Caleandro sealing the victory in added time.
Felinheli led 2-0 away to Bangor at half-time, before the match was abandoned due to the bad weather.
Adran South
Cardiff Met 3-0 Taffs Well (Att: 50)
Carmarthen Town 1-0 Llanelli Town (Att: 63)
Cascade 1-2 Penybont
Pure Swansea 0-1 Cwmbran Celtic (Att: 47)
Cardiff Met beat Taffs Well to go three points clear at the top, with goals from Carys Gittins, Anna Houghton and Scarlett Davies.
Cwmbran Celtic finished a player down but managed to score the only goal of the game against second-placed Pure Swansea, whom they trail by just two points. Lauren Boyd found the net after 10 minutes, while Eloise Meaney was sent off with 10 minutes remaining.
Carmarthen also beat Llanelli with a single goal, leaving them just short on goal difference from the team in second place. Casi Jones scored midway through the second half.
Penybont grabbed a 2-1 win against basement side Cascade. Cerys Jones bagged a brace before Ellis Lunn replied in the last 20 minutes.
