This weekend sees the Premier Cup take over the Rhyl and District Sunday League fixture list.
These two met in a league fixture three weeks ago and it finished 1-1.
Millbank have had two really good home wins since in exciting games against FC Mally and Six Bells.
Great local derby in store between unbeaten Conwy Comrades and the league’s most successful team ever FC Mally.
Andy Colville will demand his Mally team’s defence be on top form against the goal-hungry Comrades.
Two teams who have struggled for wins but are capable of much better.
BarBow could have got a result against FC Mally last weekend if they had taken their chances. More ruthlessness in the finishing department is needed.
On best form, Alex can upset anyone.
Y Clwb have started their season pretty well, while the Oak really got their campaign up and running with a recent 5-1 win at The Alex.
Potentially a good contest coming up which could go either way.
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