Barry Town United Maintains Winning Streak with Comeback Victory Against Holywell Town
Holywell Town 1-2 Barry Town United
Barry Town overcame an early setback to defeat newly promoted Holywell Town, ensuring their flawless start to the Cymru Premier season.
Holywell took the lead with a goal from Caio Hughes but Barry quickly responded, leveling the match just 15 minutes later through Elliott Dugan.
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The decisive moment arrived in the second half when Owen Brain netted his third goal of the season, securing Barry’s fourth consecutive win under manager Steve Jenkins.
The loss leaves Holywell still seeking their first point since their return to the Cymru Premier.
Cardiff Met 0-5 The New Saints
Defending champions The New Saints maintained their unbeaten run, claiming second place in the table after a convincing 5-0 victory at Cardiff Met.
Ben Wilson kicked off the scoring with a penalty just before half-time, setting the tone for the match.
Rhys Hughes then added to the scoreline before Wilson found the net again from the spot.
Late goals from Dynel Sinou and Rory Holden sealed a dominant performance as Cardiff Met suffered their second consecutive defeat.
Haverfordwest County 0-3 Cambrian United
Cambrian United recorded their second successive win, while Haverfordwest continued to struggle, suffering their fourth straight loss.
Second half goals from Jay Woolford, Danny Hillman, and Jac Joseph in added time secured a comprehensive victory for Cambrian.
This win positions Cambrian sixth in the table, while Tony Pennock’s Haverfordwest remains in 14th place.
Colwyn Bay 1-0 Airbus UK
Colwyn Bay celebrated their first victory since the opening round by edging out Airbus UK 1-0, with Adam Davies scoring his third goal in four matches.
Davies’ powerful header from a cross by Sam Hart in the first half proved to be the match’s only goal, in a game where chances were limited.
Colwyn Bay currently sits eighth in the table, while Airbus is positioned 11th.
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Flint Town United 0-1 Briton Ferry Llansawel
Briton Ferry claimed their first away victory of the season with a narrow 1-0 win against Flint Town, placing them seventh in the standings.
A first half own goal by Jack Thorn was the deciding factor in a match where Flint is yet to record a win, leaving them 13th.
Penybont 2-1 Llandudno
Llandudno’s perfect start to the season came to an abrupt halt as Tom Mehew scored twice for Penybont, who remains unbeaten and third in the table.
Mehew’s goals, struck either side of half-time, brought his season total to three since joining in the summer. Kieran Smith pulled one back for Llandudno, now fourth.
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Trefelin 0-2 Caernarfon Town
Bottom-placed Trefelin remains winless and is still seeking their first goal of the season after suffering their fourth consecutive defeat.
Caernarfon secured the win with two first-half goals, starting with Osian Evans’ opener after 13 minutes, followed by Zack Clarke’s fourth goal of the season just before the break.
Holywell Town 1-2 Barry Town United
Barry Town came from behind to beat newly promoted Holywell Town to maintain their 100% start to the Cymru Premier season.,
Caio Hughes gave Holywell the lead but Barry were level 15 minutes later through Elliott Dugan.
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Owen Brain’s second half goal – his third of the season – secured a fourth successive win for Steve Jenkins’ side.
Defeat leaves Holywell still searching for their first point since returning to the Cymru Premuer.
Cardiff Met 0-5 The New Saints
Champions The New Saints are second in the table as they maintained their unbeaten start with a 5-0 win at Cardiff Met.
Ben Wilson opened his account for the season scoring from the penalty spot to give TNS the lead in first half stoppage time.
Rhys Hughes’ powerful effort extended the visitors’ lead before Wilson scored a second spot kick.
Dynel Sinou and Rory Holden’s last minute goal wrapped up the win as Cardiff Met suffered a second successive loss.
Cambrian’s Jay Woolford is mobbed by team-mates after scoring the opening goal against Haverfordwest. [FAW]
Haverfordwest County 0-3 Cambrian United
Cambrian United secured a second successive win but Haverfordwest’s poor start to the season continues as they fell to a fourth straight loss.
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Second half goal from Jay Wooolford, Danny Hillman and Jac Joseph in time added on sealed an impressive win for the newly promoted side.
Cambrian’s win sees them sixth in the table while Tony Pennock’s County are 14th.
Colwyn Bay 1-0 Airbus UK
Adam Davies scored his third goal in four games as Colwyn Bay secured their first victory since the opening round of games with a hard fought 1-0 win over Airbus UK.
Former Airbus striker Davies’ powerful header from Sam Hart’s cross in the first half proved to be the only goal of a game of few chances for either side.
Bay are eighth in the table with Airbus are 11th.
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Flint Town United 0-1 Briton Ferry Llansawel
Briton Ferry are seventh after they won 1-0 at Flint – their first away win of the season.
Jack Thorn’s own goal in first half stoppage time was enough for Andy Dyer’s side.
Flint remain without a win after four games and Lee Fowler’s side are 13th.
Penybont 2-1 Llandudno
Llandudno’s perfect start came to an end as Tom Mehew scored twice for Penybont, who are third and unvbeaten after four games.
Mehew scored either side of the interval to take his season’s tally to three goals since joining in the summer.
The experienced Kieran Smith pulled a late goal back for Llandudno, who are fourth.
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Trefelin 0-2 Caernarfon Town
Trefelin remain bottom of the table without a point and yet to score after suffering a fourth successive defeat.
Caernarfon sealed victory with two first half goals – Osian Evans set them on their way with the opener after 13 minutes.
Zack Clarke doubled their lead eight minutes before the break with his fourth goal of the season.
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