Cardiff City FC thrashed Cardiff Met and will be crowned Genero Adran Premier champions next week if they match or better Swansea City’s result.
Championship Conference
Cardiff City FC 9-0 Cardiff Met
Swansea City 4-1 The New Saints
Danielle Broadhurst put the Bluebirds in front after just 7 minutes, she was then brought down in the box 10 minutes later and Seren Watkins slotted home the subsequent penalty. Eliza Collie added a third, followed by a brace from Rhiane Oakley to make it 5-0 at half time. Collie added a second half hat-trick, Meg Bowen also putting her name on the scoresheet.
Swansea stayed in the league title hunt by defeating TNS, striking in the first minute through Katy Hosford. Lucie Platt equalised, only for Stacey John-Davis to net two in three minutes to make it 3-1 at the break. Monet Legall added a fourth after 73 minutes.
Plate Conference
Abergavenny 0-1 Aberystwyth Town
Pontypridd United 0-0 Barry Town United
Aberystwyth Town were on the road at Abergavenny, with both hoping to catch their respective team above. The Seasiders took the lead after 15 minutes with Emily Thomas turning in Bethan Roberts pass, in what turned out to be the only goal of the game, leaving Aber in contention to take the Plate title.
Conference table leaders Pontypridd United were held by Barry, rueing a couple of chances that came back off the post. The Linnets are not yet down and out and with keeper Erin Brennan having a great game, they were equal defensively to Ponty’s attack and the game finished all square 0-0.
With Barry facing Aberystwyth next and Ponty on the road to Abergavenny, it could be a big weekend all round.
Adran North
Llanfair United 0-1 Felinheli
Felinheli took all three points with a third minute own-goal from Llanfair United.
Adran South
Cascade 3-1 Swansea University
Pontardawe Town 1-3 Briton Ferry Llansawel
Following their victory at Pontardawe Town, Briton Ferry will be champions if they win at home to Caldicot on Tuesday.
