Welsh Premier League & non-league round up
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JD Welsh Premier League
Thursday, 8 February
Bala Town 1-0 Cefn Druids: Bala Town moved up to second place in the Welsh Premier League courtesy of a last-minute Mike Haynes goal.
The win saw the Lakesiders leapfrog both Bangor City and Connah's Quay Nomads in the table.
Cefn Druids dominated for long spells and will feel unlucky not to have come away from Maes Tegid with at least a point.
Druids remain in sixth place, just two points ahead of Newtown and Barry Town United, both of whom play on Saturday.
Friday, 9 February
The New Saints 3-0 Bangor City: The New Saints extended their lead at the top of the Welsh Premier League with a comfortable wino over challengers Bangor City.
Bangor started Phase Two of their season with a convincing 3-0 win over Cardiff Metropolitan, but had no response to Aeron Edwards' brace and Ryan Brobbel's effort.
Aberystwyth Town 3-1 Llandudno FC: Aberystwyth boosted their survival chances as they saw off fellow strugglers Llandudno.
John Owen and Declan Walker, from the penalty spot, put the hosts ahead before Marc Williams replied. Craig Hobson struck in added time to ensure the home win.
Saturday, 10 February
Prestatyn Town P-P Barry Town United
Carmarthen Town 3-2 Newtown: Carmarthen Town made it three straight wins despite a spirited comeback from visitors Newtown.
Carmarthen lead 3-0 at halftime, two goals from Liam Thomas and a long-range effort from Aidan O'Kelly giving the hosts the best possible start.
However, with 20 minutes to go, Nick Rushton pulled one back for the Robins and Kieran Mills-Evans scored to set up a frantic finish at Richmond Park.
Despite all their efforts, Newtown could not find the equaliser, and Carmarthen's resurgence continues.
Sunday, 11 February
Cardiff Metropolitan 0-2 Connah's Quay Nomads: Connah's Quay Nomads moved up to second with a convincing 2-0 win over the Students at Cyncoed Campus.
Goals from Michael Bakare and Jay Owen were enough for the visitors, who were rarely threatened until the final stages of the game.
Adam Roscrow of the Students was shown red late on by referee Richard Harrington and despite several dangerous deliveries into the Nomads' area, the home side failed to convert.
Cardiff Metropolitan remain in fifth, but now find themselves seven points behind second-place Nomads.
Evo-Stik Southern Premier League
Saturday, 10 February
Gosport Borough 1-1 Merthyr Town
Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Division One North
Saturday, 10 February
Colwyn Bay 1-2 Atherton Collieries
Welsh Premier Women's League
Sunday, 11 February
Abergavenny Women P-P Rhyl Ladies FC
Caldicot Town 0-5 Swansea City Ladies
Cardiff City FC Women P-P Llandudno Ladies FC
Cardiff Metropolitan Ladies 2-0 Port Talbot Town Ladies
Cyncoed Ladies 7-0 Caernarfon Town Women
