Premier Division (2.30 pm)
Glan Conwy v Bow FC
Kinmel Bay v Llandudno Amateurs
Llandudno Junction v Bro Cernyw
Llansannan v Cerrigydrudion
Meliden v Llandyrnog United
Mochdre Sports v Rhuddlan Town
Y Glannau v Penmaenmawr Phoenix
Division One (2.30 pm)
Blue Bridge v Henllan
Penrhyn Bay v Llysfaen
Prestatyn Wanderers v Llandudno Swifts
Rhyl Albion v Rhos United
Second-place Phoenix stretched their unbeaten record to 20 league matches and remain within a point of leaders Y Glannau with five games in hand.
A real crunch clash is on the cards this Saturday when Pen travel to Glannau for a battle of the top two.
A Saturday evening clash under the lights at Go Goodwins Stadium saw Phoenix see off a determined Llandudno Amateurs 5-1 last weekend.
Pen grabbed the lead just 2 minutes in. A swift move down the left flank saw Kyle Cooper deliver a precise cross that evaded everyone except Ricky Jones, who powered the ball into the bottom corner.
Just 10 minutes later, Adam Hold made it 2-0 at the back post, bundling the ball over the line from a Cooper cross via the left.
Cooper completed his hat-trick of assists in the 15th minute, setting up captain Liam Griffiths for a neat finish.
Despite the early onslaught, the Amateurs displayed commendable resilience and managed to hit back in the 27th minute. A delightful pass from Jay Sutton found Jack Sanderson on the right wing, who unleashed a powerful strike from the edge of the area, sending the ball soaring into the top corner.
The hosts almost found a second goal before half time, but a fantastic save from Elliot Jarvis kept it at 3-1.
The second half mirrored the first in terms of Phoenix dominance. Penmaenmawr controlled possession and dictated the pace.
Llandudno’s goalkeeper, Lee Thomas, was busy, keeping the scoreline at 3-1 as Hold and Jones both went close to extending the lead.
In an emotional moment for the Phoenix, striker Alfie Caldecott made his long-awaited return from a 13-month injury layoff in the 82nd minute. He quickly made an impact, Caldecott scoring with a composed finish from the edge of the area, much to the delight of his team-mates and fans.
Cooper, the hat-trick hero of assists, capped off a phenomenal performance in the 89th minute. He unleashed a powerful shot from 25 yards that, despite a hand from keeper Thomas, found its way into the net thanks to the combination of power and wind.
Phoenix now set their sights on a crucial top-of-the-table clash against Y Glannau, a team that has been a standout since their promotion from tier 5.
Man of the Match:
Penmaenmawr Phoenix: Kyle Cooper
Llandudno Amateurs: Jay Sutton
Finlay Jones’ 16th minute goal from a John Gardner assist proved sufficient to seal the points for visitors Mochdre.
Dion Lloyd (2) and sub Lewis Brownson shared the goals in a home success for Glan Conwy, Morus Owen with a consolation for Llansannan.
Just a fourth win of the season for Llandyrnog lifted them out of the bottom two.
Nathan Rose and Alex Williams supplied the home goals.
Lewis Mitchell gave Llanfairfechan a 23rd minute lead, but Tomos Watkin-Jones’ 31st goal of the season early in the second half earned a point for Cerrig.
Sub Dominic Holland’s goal six minutes into stoppage time banked another win for Kinmel Bay and boosted their unbeaten league record to 14 matches.
Charlie Jones gave Bay a 23rd minute lead which they held until the break.
In the 80th minute the visitors had Sean Sheridan sent off for a second yellow and five minutes later Oliver Buckley levelled for Meliden.
The sides were evened up on 87 minutes when Kai Wallis was dismissed for two yellows and it was touch and go before Bay’s Holland pounced for that late winner.
Jack Williams (2), Dave Maddock and Bryan Roberts shared the goals in this victory for the Railwaymen.
Jack Tidswell, James Fallas, Joe Roberts and Lee Fallas provided the goals which won the day for Llysfaen.
Jonny Mee responded for Bridge, whose manager Jordie Baker received a 23rd minute red card.
Mike Jones made it 32 league goals in just 15 appearances with a quintet of strikes in this emphatic Sports success.
Harvey Brewerton and captain Gareth Walsh added singles for the visitors, Billy Wilde responding for the hosts.
Undefeated Rhos sealed the title with this result at The Oval.
Goal-getters Lewis Sealey (2), Phemmy Allison and Adam Williams (pen) ensured the visitors could celebrate with three games to spare.
Corey Roberts had given Penrhyn Bay a surprise lead early in the second half before Rhos took command.
The home side had Morgan Gresty red-carded on 70.
This match was reported on in depth by Grassroots North Wales at the weekend.
Thomas Bamber (2) and Michael Harrison were among the Albion marksmen, Jake Jones replying.
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