Over 1,300 fans saw Cardiff City Women beat Wrexham in the Genero Adran Premier, while there was a big three points for Barry Town United.
Barry Town United 4-1 The New Saints (Att: 145)
Aberystwyth Town P-P Cardiff Met
Pontypridd United 1-2 Swansea City (Att: 115)
Cardiff City Women 3-0 Wrexham (Att: 1,312)
Cardiff City Women’s 3-0 win over third-placed Wrexham at Cardiff City Stadium kept them top by a six-point margin. Eliza Collie’s first-half brace was added to in the latter stages by Tija Richardson.
Wrecsam yn fler yn y cefn a’r blaenwr ifanc Eliza Collie yn sgorio i roi’r Adar Gleision ar y blaen 💪@CollieEliza gives @CardiffCityFCW an early lead against Wrexham.
📺 https://t.co/457tV9HklD | #AdranPremier pic.twitter.com/Mz0dVR5VD0
— Sgorio ⚽️ (@sgorio) January 21, 2024
Second-placed Swansea City took the points 2-1 at winless Pontypridd United. A Clare Daley own-goal and Katy Hosford effort had the Swans two up, Ffion Simmonds pulling one back.
Stop that, @katyhosford! 👏🎯@SwansWomen | #GeneroAdranPremierpic.twitter.com/3ifr6UaGIL
— Genero Adran Leagues (@AdranLeagues) January 21, 2024
Ponty are now eight points adrift at the bottom, after Barry Town United downed fourth-placed The New Saints 4-1. Danielle Broadhurst, Chloe Tiley plus subs Amelia Herbert and Aimee Deacon all netted for Barry, before TNS got a late consolation.
Adran North
Airbus UK Broughton 0-0 Rhyl
NFA P-P Connah’s Quay Nomads
Llandudno 6-1 Llanfair United (Att: 20)
Felinheli P-P Bangor
Llandudno hit Llanfair United for six to move three points clear of Connah’s Quay Nomads at the top. Airbus UK Broughton banked a fifth point in a goalless home draw with Rhyl.
📸#Llandudno #LlandudnoFC #WeAreOne #KeepTheFaith pic.twitter.com/VLCuI30CwS
— Llandudno Ladies FC (@LlandudnoLadies) January 21, 2024
Adran South
Caldicot Town 4-2 Pontardawe Town (Att: 30)
Cwmbran Celtic 3-3 Swansea University (Att: 46)
Llanelli Town 0-5 Cascade (Att: 25)
Coed Duon P-P Briton Ferry Llansawel
Cascade’s 5-0 win at Llanelli put them top of the table but morning leaders Briton Ferry have three games in hand. Cwmbran Celtic went fourth on goal-difference with a 3-3 draw against third-placed Swansea University. Caldicot Town defeated Pontardawe Town 4-2 for a first win of the season, which saw them leapfrog their visitors in the table.
Coming up next …
Weds 24 Jan: Adran Premier – The New Saints v Wrexham (TNS FC, 7.45pm)
