Friday, 27 March
Championship Conference
Caernarfon Town 0-4 The New Saints: Champions The New Saints extended their lead at the top of the Cymru Premier table to 18 points with a convincing win at Caernarfon Town. Dan Williams and Ben Clark netted in the opening quarter of an hour to give TNS a commanding early lead. Jordan Williams’ goal seven minutes from time sealed the three points before Daniel Barton added the shine to an excellent away performance.
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Saturday, 28 March
Championship Conference
Penybont 0-0 Colwyn Bay: Colwyn Bay bolstered their hopes of finishing third by earning a point at Penybont. The stalemate ensured Mike Wilde’s men – two points clear of fourth-placed Barry Town United, who have a game in hand – stretched their unbeaten run to three games. Rhys Griffiths’ Bont are now winless in nine matches and sit fifth – three points behind Bay with two games remaining.
Play-off Conference
Haverfordwest County 1-0 Briton Ferry Llansawel: Haverfordwest County leapfrogged Briton Ferry Llansawel into top spot of the Play-off Conference with a crucial 1-0 win over Andy Dyer’s side. William Hughes netted the only goal of the contest from a cross that beat goalkeeper Will Fuller six minutes after half-time as the Bluebirds moved three points clear of Briton Ferry who drop to eighth.
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Cardiff Met 2-1 Bala Town: Cardiff Met kept their faint hopes of reaching seventh alive in addition to officially avoiding relegation courtesy of an impressive comeback win against Bala Town. Cameron Ferguson put the Lakesiders in front after 19 minutes at Cyncoed Stadium. But Jasper Payne and Fumpa Mwandwe struck in the second half for the Archers who are ninth – five points behind Haverfordwest with just two matches remaining. Bala remain in the relegation zone and are five points adrift of Flint Town United with two matches left to play.
Flint Town United 1-2 Llanelli Town: Relegated Llanelli Town ended their 17-game winless run across all competitions with victory at Flint Town United. Danny Williams and Sean Cronin netted in either half for the Reds at Essity Stadium as Llanelli earned just a third league win of the campaign. Benjamin Woollam scored what proved to be just a consolation for the hosts in second half added time. Defeat – Flint’s 12th in the Cymru Premier this season – means the 10th-placed Silkmen still have work to do to confirm their survival.
Sunday, 28 March
Championship Conference
Connah’s Quay Nomads v Barry Town United; 14:30 BST