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Genero Adran League

There was only one match played in the top flight on Sunday, due to teams being involved in the
semi finals of the FAW Women’s Cup.
In the Plate Conference, The New Saints picked up their third league victory of the
season, winning 3-0 away to Port Talbot Town. The three goals came in the last eighteen
minutes of the match, Georgia Griffiths putting TNS ahead from the penalty spot. Caitlibn Caitlin
Chapman made it two barely a minute later and Lexie Harrison completed the scoring with three
minues remaining, to put the seasl on a result which narrows the gap between the two teams to two
points.
Swansea City had meanwhile edged themselves closer to the title with a 2-1 midweek
victory over Cardiff Met Women. Chloe Chivers fired the Swans into an eleventh minute lead
and Stacey John-Davis scored a decisive second midway through the second half, despite Emily
Allen reducing the arrears for Met a minute later. The result means that Swansea have stretched
their lead over the Archers to seven points.
The title race in Genero Adran North will go down to the last match of the season after the
two challengers both recorded victories on Sunday. Wrexham have a two point lead at the top
following their 3-1 victory away to CPDG Pwllheli. Rosie Hughes gave Wrexham the lead with a
first half penalty which was cancelled out by Lois Thomas but in the second half, Thomas put
Wrexham back in front with twelve minutes remaining and Natasha Spearing sealed the points in
injury time. Llandudno are now the only team who can beat Wrexham to the title as they ended
the chances of Connah’s Quay Nomads by defeating them 3-1. Ceri Slaney gave Llandudno a
first half lead and they went on to wrap up PREMIER DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD
the win after the break with further goals
SWANSEA CITY 17 15 1 1 52 9 46 43
from Stacey Tradewell and Maddie Williams, CARDIFF MET WOMEN 16 13 0 3 57 16 39 41
with Niamh Grimshaw replying. Things will CARDIFF CITY F.C. 17 12 0 5 49 22 36 27
be settled this coming Sunday with ABERYSTWYTH TOWN 16 6 2 8 17 33 20 -16
Llandudno take on Wrexham, with the title PONTYPRIDD TOWN 17 6 2 9 22 33 20 -11
BARRY TOWN UTD 17 5 0 12 29 50 15 -21
being landed by the winners. The other game PORT TALBOT TOWN 17 4 0 13 16 52 12 -36
in the division also resulted in a 3-1 victory, THE NEW SAINTS 17 3 1 13 17 45 10 -28
for Bethel Ladies against Airbus UK
Broughton. Jordanne Greenough, Fflur Port Talbot 0 TNS 3.
Williams and Shona Roberts all scored for
Bethel, whilst the visitors’ consolation came NORTH DIVISION P W D L F A Pts 0
from Tegan Hewitt. WREXHAM 13 11 0 1 2 1 77 27 33 50
LLANDUDNO
69 16 31
53
12 10
Abergavenny Women require five
CONNAH'S QUAY NOMADS 13 9 0 4 82 19 27 63
points from their final three matches to BETHEL LADIES 12 8 1 3 73 27 25 46
secure the Genero Adran South title CPDG PWLLHELI 11 5 0 6 18 35 15 -17
following their eight-goal victory over LLANFAIR UTD 13 4 0 9 25 56 12 -31
Merthyr Town. Lyndsey Davies led the AIRBUS UK BROUGHTON 13 2 0 11 19 52 6 -33
DENBIGH TOWN 13 0 0 13 4 135 0 -131
scoring with a four-goal haul and there was
Bethel 3 Airbus UK 1; Llandudno 3 Connah’s Quay 1; Pwllheli 1
one apiece from Jessica Bennett, Lauren
Wrexham 3.
Boyd, Elena Scrivens and Charlotte
SOUTH DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD
Hastings. Abergavenny’s main rivals are now ABERGAVENNY WOMEN 11 10 1 0 80 4 31 76
Briton Ferry Llansawel after they beat CASCADE YC 12 8 2 2 24 11 26 13
second placed Cascade Youth Club 1-0, BRITON FERRY LLANSAWEL 10 7 2 1 25 6 23 19
Lowri Ridings scoring the only goal of the CARDIFF BLUEBELLES 13 7 5 1 1 5 7 33 18 22 15 5
13
SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
29 24 16
game midway through the second half.
CALDICOT TOWN 12 4 3 5 23 26 15 -3
Cardiff Bluebelles look likely to finish the TALYCOPA LAFC 12 2 0 10 19 75 6 -56
season in fourth place as they won 2-0 away MERTHYR TOWN 13 0 0 13 9 78 0 -69
to Caldicot Town, securing themselves a 0
top half place thanks to a second half brace Abergavenny 8 Merthyr 0; Briton Ferry 1 Cascade 0; Caldicot 0
from Molly Chapman. Cardiff Bluebelles 2.
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