Llandudno won the Genero Adran North title while Pontypridd’s relegation from the Premier was confirmed.
Championship Conference
Swansea City P-P Aberystwyth Town
Wrexham 1-6 Cardiff City Women (Att: 300)
Cardiff City Women opened up an eight-point lead over second-placed Swansea City, from one game more, when hitting Wexham for six. Rosie Hughes did equalise for the hosts but Eliza Collie went on to notch a hat-trick, Rhianne Oakley scored twice and Molly Kehoe got the other goal for the Bluebirds.
UCHAFBWYNTIAU@WrexhamAFCWomen 1 – 6 @CardiffCityFCW#AdranGeneroPremier pic.twitter.com/8uhKuXeViA
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Plate Conference
Barry Town United 3-0 The New Saints (Att: 76)
Pontypridd United 2-2 Cardiff Met
Pontypridd United rescued a point against ten-player Cardiff Met but it was not enough to stave off relegation. Nieve Jenkins and Esme Kilburn-Thompson each put the Archers in front, Shannon Hindmarsh and Lucy Attwood equalising, the latter following a red card for the visitors’ Tiggeraa Webb.
Barry Town beat TNS 3-0 to knock them off the top of the table, Angharad Beman bagging a brace and India Shanahan also on target.
Adran North
Llanfair United P-P Airbus UK Broughton
Connah’s Quay Nomads 3-2 Bangor (Att: 20)
Felinheli 3-4 Llandudno (Att: 20)
NFA 1-3 Rhyl
Llandudno struck twice in two minutes late in the game, to come from behind and win 4-3 at Felinheli to clinch the title. Stevie Donougher got the 84th-minute equaliser, quickly followed by Kelsey Davies’ deciding goal.
Llio Davies scored twice as Rhyl won 3-1 at NFA, Sophie Rawling got a crucial third goal for Connah’s Quay as Bangor netted a late second despite the dismissal of substitute Cara Aston.
Adran South
Cwmbran Celtic P-P Briton Ferry Llansawel
Cascade 9-0 Caldicot Town (Att: 50)
Pontardawe Town P-P Swansea University
Cascade closed in on second spot by putting nine past Caldicot, two apiece for Erin Parry, Ellis Lunn and Annaliese Lewis.
