Y Clwb v FC Mally
Conwy Comrades v Rhyl Wanderers
The Alex v Millbank
Plenty of interest will centre on this game where a team undefeated this season hosts the league’s most successful club ever.
Glan Conwy based Y Clwb are flying, a fact proven when they whipped previously unbeaten Conwy Comrades 4-1 away last Sunday.
Junction side Mally have won the quadruple of league title, NWCFA Sunday Challenge Cup, Premier Cup and Lee Jones Trophy no less than three times.
Having not started the current season like their usual dynamic selves, Andy Colville’s side will be out to make a statement against their local rivals.
On current form, though, it is hard to bet against current league leaders Y Clwb.
After last weekend’s loss to Y Clwb, Comrades will be determined to bounce back.
They take on bottom side Rhyl Wanderers, who scored four against BarBow last Sunday but conceded seven.
Wanderers’ best result this season is undoubtedly their 2-2 draw at Y Clwb on October 10. If they can play well again, who knows.
Millbank suffered their first defeat of 2021-22 last week, while Alex have won just once this campaign and suffered some heavy losses.
It depends which Alex turns up, while the Rhyl visitors will not want to suffer back-to-back defeats.
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