North Wales women’s football reports for Sunday, January 26

REPORTS – SUNDAY, JANUARY 26

GENERO ADRAN PREMIER

Cardiff Met 1 Wrexham 1

Brooke Cairns’ 68th minute equaliser rescued Wrexham a point at winless bottom side Cardiff Met.

The hosts led 1-0 at half time courtesy of a Natalie Clark own goal on 32 minutes.

Cairns levelled midway through the second half from a Clark assist.

GENERO ADRAN NORTH

Flint Town United 0 Connah’s Quay Nomads 3

Nomads made it eighth straight wins and moved 10 points clear at the Genero Adran North summit.

For Flint, today’s result brought an end to a remarkable run of 14 straight home wins dating back to September 2023.

Nomads threatened first when Polly Wild McGregor was through on goal, but Rebecca Bott produced a fine block.

The deadlock was broken on 32 minutes when Wild Mc-Gregor latched onto Nicole Samson’s threaded pass and tucked away the rebound from her initial effort which was saved.

Wild-McGregor added a second in the 39th minute when she applied a cool finish after being released by an Ella Jones through ball.

Phoebe Ellis made it three early in the second half when she finished well from another Ella Jones assist.

Flint heads never dropped and Nomads were indebted to keeper Molly France for denying Silkies top-scorer Zoe Stopford.

Llandudno 0 CPDM Bangor 1

Ashleigh Jones’ 81st minute goal sealed a memorable victory for Bangor at the home of the Genero North champions.

Llandudno failed to win for a third successive home game and are now a massive 10 points behind leaders Connah’s Quay.

CPD Y Rhyl 1879 4 NFA 0

Rhyl completed back-to-back January wins over NFA with their biggest league victory yet over the current bottom side.

After a goalless first half which the Lilywhites dominated, hitting the post three times, the deadlock was broken soon after the restart.

NFA’s Kayla Hargreaves was red-carded for a last-defender foul on Rosie O’Brien and this resulted in a penalty emphatically converted by Laura Williams.

Rhyl went two-up on 59 minutes when great work from Rachael Thomas put O’Brien in to slot home.

And O’Brien completed her double soon after following a brilliant run and cross from Sade Benjamin.

Eleanor Thomas rounded off the scoring with an 85th minute penalty.

CPDM Y Felinheli P Llanfair United P

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL LEAGUE EAST

Berriew 4 CPD Merched Henllan 2

Defeat for the leaders at Berriew, despite another double from Beth Roberts, who made it 36 goals for the season.

The Powys hosts took a three-goal lead before the hour mark through Hannah Richards, Lowri Savage and Gemma Jones before Roberts pulled one back on 66.

Samantha Jones made it 4-1 before Roberts replied again.

Denbigh Town 12 Welshpool Town 0

Amber Hellon led the way with four goals as Denbigh delivered a dozen at Central Park.

Bethany Kell added a treble, Ceri Purvis a pair and there was one each for Charlotte Morris and Lucy Morris, plus an own goal from Mary Newman.

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEST

Amlwch Town P CPDM Llanystumdwy P

BETTY PICKERING CUP GROUP 1

Kinmel Bay 2 Caernarfon Town 3

Lisa Jones (2) and an Elan Evans penalty clinched three hard-earned group points for visitors Caernarfon.

Kinmel Bay had led through Lucy Perry before scoring again late on at 3-1 down courtesy of top-scorer Amy Chesters.

Town had captain Elin Jones red-carded on the hour.

BETTY PICKERING CUP GROUP 2

Airbus UK Broughton 2 CPD Pwllheli 4

Magic Magi Hughes scored a hat-trick for Pwllheli in a good contest at Broughton.

Captain Hughes struck on 65, 75 and 82 minutes for the visitors, who trailed 2-0 in the first half.

Ffion Jones put the Wingmakers in front on 11 minutes and Laura Pratt added a second after 15 – her 22nd goal of the season.

Stacey Sansome quickly pulled one back for Pwll and it remained 2-1 up to half time.

Airbus stayed ahead until midway through the second half, when Magi Hughes delivered a 17-minute treble to win the game.