Llangefni Town and Berriew edged closer to their respective divisional titles in the North Wales Women’s League tonight.
Cefni moved eight points clear at the West Division summit after a 7-0 victory at fellow islanders Amlwch Town, while the Rhiewsiders also hold an eight-point lead at the East peak following a 5-0 triumph over Coedpoeth United.
Llangefni’s goals were shared between Catrin George (3), Ffion Thomas, Ellie Coulson, Hannah Owen and Ceri Slaney.
On target for Berriew were: Caitlin Gorman, Gemma Jones, Hannah Richards, Bethany Lane and Macy Farrington.
The Powys side can clinch the title with a home win over Northop Hall on April 6
Llangefni Town: Played 9 Points 25 Goal Difference 36
To play: Apr 6: Llanystumdwy (h), Apr 20: Kinmel Bay (a), May 1: Pwllheli (h)
Pwllheli: Played 7 Points 17 GD +12
To play: Apr 6: Trearddur Bay (a), Apr 17: Amlwch Town (h), Apr 20: Amlwch Town (a), May 1: Llangefni Town (a), May 4: Trearddur Bay (h)
Berriew: Played 10 Points 27 GD +41
CPDM Henllan: Played 10 Pts 19 GD +60
Denbigh Town: Played 9 Pts 18 GD +25
Airbus UK Broughton: Played 8 Pts 16 GD +26
Fixtures
Apr 6: Airbus v Denbigh Town, Berriew v Northop Hall
Apr 13: Coedpoeth United v Airbus, Welshpool Town v Denbigh Town
Apr 20: Airbus v Northop Hall
May 4: Berriew v Airbus, Northop Hall v Denbigh Town, Welshpool Town v CPDM Henllan
May 11: Northop Hall v CPDM Henllan
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