CPD Y Rhyl 1879’s final six league fixtures of the season have been released – and five of them are at home.
The Lilywhites are currently 11 points clear at the Ardal North West summit with 59 from 24 matches.
As things stand at present, 70 points will be enough to lift the league title, but that situation could change weekly between now and the rest of the season.
Currently, 11 more points will definitely clinch the tier 3 league championship for Paul Moore and Ronnie Green’s side.
However, in their closing six games, they will come up against three potential title rivals – Porthmadog, Holyhead Hotspur and Trearddur Bay.
Rhyl have lost to all three away this season, but the upcoming return tussles will all be at the Hops and Barley Community Stadium, formerly Belle Vue.
The Lilywhites can edge three points closer to the title with a home win over bottom side Conwy Borough this Saturday,
Rhyl are unbeaten in their last 15 league games and have yet to experience defeat under Moore and Green’s leadership.
Sat, March 8 (2.30 pm) Conwy Borough (home – Ardal North West)
Sat, March 15 (2.30 pm) Holyhead Hotspur (home – Ardal North West)
Sat, March 29 (2.30 pm) Trearddur Bay (home – Ardal North West)
Sat, April 5 (2.30 pm) Porthmadog (home – Ardal North West)
Sat, April 12 (2.30 pm) Llanrwst United (away – Ardal North West)
Sat, April 19 (2.30 pm) CPD Llannefydd (home – Ardal North West)
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