Before Wrexham could be presented with their Genero Adran Premier trophy, they were sent to a 2-1 home defeat by Swansea City Women.
Genero Adran Premier
Championship Conference
Cardiff City 1-1 The New Saints
Wrexham 1-2 Swansea City (Att: 1,308)
Plate Conference
Aberystwyth Town 4-3 Barry Town United
Pontypridd United 1-5 Briton Ferry Llansawel (Att: 163)
First-half goals by Aimee Deacon and Ellie Lake saw Swansea City spoil Wrexham’s championship-winning celebrations, as they could only reply once through Katie Barker.
The New Saints drew at Cardiff City after Madison Lloyd’s opener was cancelled out by Chantelle Teare.
Aberystwyth Town edged a seven-goal thriller with Barry, in which their Carys Bufton scored twice, including a penalty, while the visitors had substitute India Shanahan sent off.
Briton Ferry set up a 5-1 victory at Pontypridd with three goals in the space of 13 first-half minutes.
Adran North
Berriew 0-5 Connah’s Quay Nomads (Att: 60)
Felinheli 4-2 Llandudno (Att: 40)
Flint Town United 2-1 Llanfair United (Att: 120)
Back-to-back champions 🏆🏆
👏 @the_nomads pic.twitter.com/fmyug2yqwL
— Genero Adran Leagues 🏴 (@AdranLeagues) April 5, 2026
Connah’s Quay Nomads were presented with their trophy after winning at Berriew, where substitute Megan Gaelandro bagged a brace. Alaw Prys Huws hit a hat-trick in Felinheli’s 4-2 result against Llandudno.
Flint Town beat 10-player Llanfair 2-1 after the visitors had Mary Baily red-carded late on. Ruby Hastings earlier scored a crucial second goal for the home team but they still finished goal difference behind Llanfair in the table.
Adran South
Cardiff Met 2-1 Pure Swansea (Att: 25)
Carmarthen Town 7-2 Taffs Well
Llanelli Town 0-5 Cwmbran Celtic
Penybont 1-1 Cascade (Att: 66)
Let the celebrations begin for @CardiffMetWFC! 🍾 pic.twitter.com/ib102IXOsQ
— Genero Adran Leagues 🏴 (@AdranLeagues) April 5, 2026
Champions Cardiff Met had to come from behind to beat Pure Swansea with a decider from Ava Houghton.
Carmarthen Town sank Taffs Well 7-2 aided by doubles from Jasmine Guymer and Ophelia Jenkins, as they secured the runners-up spot.
Cwmbran Celtic put five past Llanelli, helped by a couple each from Chelsea Cochrane and Fiona Anthony, as thy finished third.
Penybont sub Mia Taylor made the breakthrough after Cascade had Megan Waite sent off, but Ellis Lunn earned the visitors a draw with a late reply, which saw them take fifth place on goal difference.
