
Wrexham Women cruised to an impressive 8-1 win on the road against Swansea City in the Genero Adran Premier League.
Adran Premier
Aberystwyth Town 0-10 Cardiff City (Att: 64)
Cardiff Met 2-2 Barry Town United (Att: 67)
Swansea City 1-8 Wrexham
The New Saints 3-1 Briton Ferry Llansawel (Att: 190)
The New Saints had to come from behind to see off Briton Ferry and stay top of the table.
Maizie Stiens’ goal was cancelled out by Fiona Barry, Chantelle Teare and Hannah Snape scored to put the Saints in control, although Katy Hosford missed a penalty for Llansawel.
Second-placed Wrexham are three points clear of Swansea City after thrashing them 8-1 away, Katie Barker and Faye Knox both completed hat-tricks.
Cardiff City hit double figures at Aberystwyth, aided by Kate Oakley’s four-goal haul, moving up to third on goal difference, despite a red card for Thierry-Jo Gauvain.
Barry opened their account with a 2-2 draw at Cardiff Met, who had Gracie Howard dismissed on the hour mark. It had almost been all three points for Town until Faith Mulenga’s penalty for the Archers with the last kick of the game.
Adran North
Bangor City 0-2 Flint Town United (Att: 136)
Berriew 1-2 Felinheli (Att: 35)
Connah’s Quay Nomads 0-0 Wrexham Foresters (Att: 124)
Llanfair United 14-0 Llandudno (Att: 52)
Llanfair smashed 14 goals past Llandudno, Emma Williams with four goals and two assists in her 51 minutes. Connah’s Quay versus Wrexham Foresters finished goalless.
Flint Town took the points at Bangor, with Kelsey Davies and Laura Williams the scorers, while Felinheli won 2-1 at Berriew thanks to Fflur Williams’ stoppage-time goal.
Adran South
Carmarthen Town 0-2 Penybont
Cascade 5-1 Llanrumney United
Cwmbran Celtic 4-1 Pontypridd United
Cambrian United 1-0 Pure Swansea
Cascade made it two wins from two with a 5-1 defeat of Llanrumney, and Penybont did likewise with a victory at Carmarthen where Maddy Priday and Carys Minton were on target.
Cwmbran Celtic defeated Pontypridd United 4-1 led by a Macey Morris hat-trick, Cambrian United earned their first points at this level with a 1-0 win over Pure Swansea courtesy of Aliya Hull’s effort.
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