Cardiff Met defeated Llandudno to set up a FA of Wales Women’s Cup semi-final with Cardiff City FC next month.
Emily Allen’s opener for Cardiff Met was cancelled out by Ffion Owen for lower-division Llandudno, but the Archers retook the lead before the break with a Robyn Pinder penalty and added three more goals afterwards, through Elianna Chavez, Allen’s second and substitute Kennesha Nanette.
Genero Adran Premier
Pontypridd United 0-4 The New Saints
TNS leapfrogged Pontypridd into the top half of the table, with first-half goals by Helen Evans, Emily Ridge and Danielle Staley added to with a Beth Lewis penalty.
Buddugoliaeth i’r Seintiau mewn gêm enfawr yn y ras am le yn y pedwar uchaf yn yr @AdranLeagues@PontyUnitedW 0-4 @tnsfcwomen
Big win for TNS in a huge game in the race for the top four in the @AdranLeagues pic.twitter.com/wQJd9TFe80
— Sgorio ⚽️ (@sgorio) January 8, 2023
Adran North
Connah’s Quay Nomads 4-0 Felinheli
Wrexham P-P Llanfair United
Connah’s Quay win over Felinheli put them within two points of leaders Wrexham, Ella Harvey gave them an interval lead with Aimee Hopkinson, Kylie Jones and substitute Polly Wild-McGregor later adding one each.
Adran South
Cascade 0-4 Briton Ferry Llansawel
Pontardawe Town P-P Caldicot Town
Briton Ferry beat Cascade 4-0 away to replace them at the top on goal-difference. Megan Kearle bagged a brace, Lowri Baker and sub Jess Denscombe netting one each.
